Severe Winter Weather Across U.S. Results in At Least 40 Deaths

Cities Brace for More Snowfall and Freezing Temperatures Amid Health Warnings

Severe winter weather across the United States has resulted in at least 40 deaths this week, with 14 fatalities recorded in Tennessee alone.
Snowfall and icy conditions have created hazardous driving conditions and caused power outages, with more than 85,000 homes and businesses losing power in Oregon.
Cities including Philadelphia, Chicago, and Portland are bracing for further snowfall and freezing temperatures, with Philadelphia expecting up to 6 inches of snow and a deep freeze over the weekend.
Washington D.C. is preparing for more snow on Friday, with the city's government expecting snowfall to begin at 1 a.m. and continue throughout the day, reaching 1-2 inches.
Health experts warn that cold weather can strain the heart, increase the risk of heart attacks and stroke, and cause hypothermia and frostbite.