Historic Snowstorm in Southern U.S.
A historic snowstorm hit the southern U.S., breaking records and causing travel disruptions. At least 11 people have died. The storm led to snowfall in typically warm cities like Houston and New Orleans, with significant economic losses estimated.
Key Points
- Historic snowstorm hits southern U.S., breaking records
- Travel disruptions and economic losses estimated at $14-$17 billion
- At least 11 people have died due to the storm
Pros
- Breaking snowfall records that stood for over 100 years
- Transforming typically warm cities into winter wonderlands
- Setting new snow records in various cities
- Raising awareness about extreme weather events
Cons
- At least 11 people have died
- Travel disruptions and shutdowns of schools and businesses
- Significant economic losses estimated at $14-$17 billion