At least 30 people died in the United States from the consequences of heavy snowfall
At least 30 people died in several US states due to a severe snowstorm that hit the country, reports the Associated Press. On January 26, snowfall covered the northeastern states, and in the southern regions the temperature dropped below zero. Millions of Americans were left without electricity. Deep snow - more than 30 centimeters - covered an area stretching 2,100 kilometers from Arkansas to New England. Traffic came to a standstill, flights were cancelled, and schools were closed.