Severe Storm Disrupts Travel, Leaves Thousands Without Power

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winter Storm Disrupts Travel⁣ and Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power

A massive winter storm is causing widespread disruption across the United States, leaving nearly a million customers without electricity and forcing the cancellation of over 10,000 flights. The storm⁢ is impacting a vast area, stretching from New Mexico to New England, and ⁤is forecast⁤ to bring heavy snowfall, freezing rain, and dangerously low temperatures.

Storm Impacts and Power Outages

As of ⁢2:47 PM ⁣EST on January 25, 2026,⁢ more than 950,000 customers ⁤are experiencing power outages, according to PowerOutage.us. Tennessee is notably hard hit, with ⁣over 310,000 ⁤outages reported. Significant outages are also affecting Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Georgia, Virginia, and⁣ Alabama.

Widespread Travel Disruptions

The storm has led to ⁢significant travel disruptions. FlightAware.com reports over ⁢10,000 ⁣flights have been⁣ cancelled and another 8,000⁤ delayed as of this afternoon. FlightAware.com.⁣ major US airlines are advising passengers to check ⁣for updates and potential cancellations. ⁤ Authorities are strongly⁢ urging people to avoid unneeded‍ travel.

weather Forecast and Warnings

the National⁤ Weather Service (NWS) forecasts‍ the storm⁤ will continue ‍to sweep across the eastern two-thirds of the ⁢nation through the week. Temperatures are⁣ expected to plummet below freezing, creating “hazardous travel and infrastructure impacts” that⁢ will persist for ‍several days.⁤ The National Weather ⁣Service warns of heavy snow from the Ohio Valley to the Northeast and “catastrophic ice accumulation” from the

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