Several parts of the US are bracing for severe storm conditions in the coming days, with a winter storm sweeping through the midwest and Storm Finn hitting the Gulf Coast. From Florida to the northeast, these storms are causing high winds, tornadoes, blizzards, and heavy rainfall, leading to multiple deaths and significant travel disruptions.
In the Florida panhandle, Storm Finn has already caused high winds and tornadoes, resulting in at least three deaths. Meanwhile, midwest and northeast states are preparing for blizzards and dangerous storm conditions, along with the threat of torrential rainfall and flooding. This has led to the delay of over 2,000 flights and dangerous road travel conditions in many parts of the country.
In New York City and parts of New Jersey, residents are facing potential flooding and high wind warnings until Wednesday, while Boston, Massachusetts is anticipating flooding rain and damaging winds overnight. The National Weather Service is warning residents to avoid travel if possible due to the dangerous conditions.
As the storms continue to wreak havoc, it is crucial for residents in the affected areas to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. With the threat of extreme weather persisting, it is important for local authorities to provide timely updates and guidance to the public.