A powerful winter storm struck the United States on January 24, bringing heavy snowfall, icy conditions, and freezing temperatures across large parts of the country. The severe weather disrupted normal life and caused widespread damage.
According to reports, nearly 40 percent of the US population was affected by the icy storm. Power supply was severely impacted in several regions, leaving thousands of households without electricity as strong winds and ice accumulation damaged power lines.
In view of the worsening situation, President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency in multiple states to ensure swift deployment of emergency services and federal assistance. Authorities urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel and follow safety advisories as rescue and restoration work continued.
Emergency teams remain on high alert as weather agencies warned that hazardous conditions could persist in some areas, posing risks to transportation and essential services.
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