- 60 million Americans in more than 30 states facing winter storm
- Storm could see heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in over a decade
- The storm has caused widespread travel disruption
Millions hit by huge winter storm as seven US states declare state of emergency
Over 60 million Americans in more than 30 states are facing a massive winter storm, potentially delivering the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures seen in over a decade.
A polar vortex has driven Arctic air into the central United States, triggering frigid weather and extreme conditions.
The storm has caused widespread disruption, with thousands of flights delayed or cancelled, numerous roads closed, and schools shut down.
Blizzard conditions are forecasted to bring near-zero visibility to Kansas and Missouri, where states of emergency have been declared.
Similar emergency declarations have been issued in Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Arkansas, and parts of New Jersey.
Conditions are expected to improve starting Monday.
