Overview
- Snow and ice eased in parts of the Mid-Atlantic while heavy bands persisted over New England, with up to two feet still possible in spots, forecasters said.
- At least 11 deaths have been reported across multiple states, including five people found outdoors in New York City and two hypothermia cases in Louisiana.
- Power outages ranged from more than 800,000 to nearly 900,000 customers, led by Tennessee and neighboring southern states where ice-downed lines slowed repairs.
- Airlines canceled over 11,000 to 12,000 U.S. flights Sunday, with knock-on delays into Monday at major Northeast airports, according to flight trackers.
- Officials warned of life‑threatening wind chills, blowing and drifting snow and overnight refreeze this week as states maintained emergency measures and transit agencies adjusted service.