Severe Weather Batters US, Blizzard Warnings Issued

0:00On March 15th, a massive storm system brought severe weather to much of the United States on Sunday, with heavy snow bearing the upper Midwest, fierce, winds battering the plains and flash floods soaking parts of Hawaii. In Minnesota and Wisconsin, over one foot of snow piled up in some areas by morning, and forecasters expect up to two feet more in spots across. Central Wisconsin and Michigan's upper peninsula, triggering blizzard warnings, roads turned treacherous, with low visibility and deep drifts, prompting officials to urge drivers to stay home while over 600 flights got. Canceled at Minneapolis, St. Paul International Airport alone, stranding thousands of travelers. Lingering effects from Friday's gusts left about 150,000 customers without power in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, and high. Winds fueled massive wildfires in Nebraska, scorching over 900 square miles with one confirmed fatality. Thunderstorms are pushing eastward now, set to slam the eastern United States by Monday

1:02with damaging winds and tornado risks peaking from the mid-Atlantic, including Washington, DC, through early next week, so stay alert as conditions evolve.