Winter storm leaves over 600,000 without power across the United States
A powerful winter storm sweeping across the United States has left more than 600,000 homes and businesses without electricity, according to a power outage monitoring website.
The storm, which stretches from the southern state of Texas to the northeastern parts of the country, has brought heavy snowfall, freezing rain, and icy conditions, severely disrupting daily life and critical infrastructure. Southern states such as Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana have been among the hardest hit, each reporting over 100,000 customers affected by power outages.
Authorities across the affected regions have urged residents to limit travel, conserve energy, and follow safety guidelines as crews work to restore electricity amid hazardous weather conditions. Emergency services remain on high alert as freezing temperatures and strong winds continue to complicate repair efforts.
Meteorologists warn that the storm could continue to cause disruptions in the coming days, with additional snowfall and ice accumulation expected in several states, increasing the risk of further outages and transportation delays.
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