(CNN) – Dozens of people in all United States have died as a result of a series of inverted towers, and now the climate is changing with the middle of the Atlantic and the north with snow and ice.
More than 100 million people extending from Texas to Massachusetts are either invertebrate warnings or invertebrate climate warnings, and more deep-rooted conjugation means multiplying the history of difficult times.
It is hoped that the climate will change because it is covered by snow and mantles of generalized energy in Texas and Oklahoma will move these jewels, traying a single centimeter of ice to parts of North Carolina and Virginia, according to CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward.
A tornado alert has been issued for parts of the Florida Panhandle, Georgia’s east and Alabama’s hurricane until 8 a.m. ET. Washington will be covered with snow, aguanieve and ljuvia helada el jueves por mañana, while New York will have 15 to 20 cm of snow on the lake, dijo Ward.
The climate is not the typical winter holiday. Some of the ones that have been affected by the towers have passed without electricity or water, and it is probable that the temperatures below the point of congestion are near the maximum.
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Without electricity to sorevivir to the holiday, many have resorted to other media such as gas stoves and generators for maintenance maintenance, reduce the risk of carbon monoxide intoxication. Hasta la fecha, se han attribute 38 muertes a las tovernes tormentas des el jueves.
The Texans supported the part of Angustia.
A mother tells CNN that she is considering traveling to Mexico to help her family salute a hotel. With another preview congestion, it is demanding that there are options for its three cells that insulin is losing and it is in the autism spectrum that it has an immunologically compromised system.
“O vas al refugio para calentarte, o te quedas en casa, te quedas frío y te mantienes alejado de la pandemia”, le dijo Sylvia Cerda Salinas a Don Lemon de CNN de CNN.
Sara Castillo loads the mother in her car the schoolgirls in Dallas.
The climate is fatal
The continuous climate continues to mean more days of fatalities and injuries.
The Centers for the Control and Prevention of Injuries (CDC, by its rules in English) advise the doctors on the markets that are in charge of the mayor’s risk of intoxication and deaths due to carbon monoxide in the midst of the torches azotan the country.
Carbon monoxide is an insipid and inodorous gas that can accumulate when it comes to any type of fossil fuel: gasoline, carbon or natural gas. Domestic heating systems are a common source, but the pilgrimage is especially high when people are recuperating unusual heat or energy sources during electric shocks.
From Monday to Saturday, four Oregon adults died of carbon monoxide poisoning while intending to maintain blood, according to the Sheriff’s Office of the Clackamas County. A person appears to have been exposed to carbon fouling in the interior while others were being taken refuge in recreational vehicles.
While Kentucky officials responded to the carbon monoxide calls, the state police informed the firefighters that a 25-year-old boy was killed on Wednesday as a result of the hypothermia.
Texas had 16 residents who had the greatest climate, the balance between the balance and the expansion of Tennessee, Oregon, Kentucky, Carolina del Norte, Louisiana, Ohio, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Residents look for refuge in their cars
With a few more available, many families confide in their vehicles to stay on holiday.
In San Antonio, Jordan, Orta and its 2 year old hurricane in its car on the nights before night because it is very cold in the winter, it has an outside temperature of -7 degrees Celsius. His house has been without electricity since March for the night before the madrassa of the fairs, after the previous court.
Another family of tejana, located in a house without electricity, opted to drive more than 320 kms through the river and the hill, in search of refuge.
The journey that normally lasts two hours and the media is converted into a five-hour journey, says Bryce Smith. That’s the only thing that made it possible for Austin’s Royce City to travel that Iowa’s and be able to drive in the snow.
“There are no receipts here. No hay ninguna ayuda. If sales here, only hay never fresh and bright. No hay arena », dijo.
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A long hope for energy to flow
More than 1.7 million customers in EE.UU. se quedaron sin energía la madrugada del jueves, según PowerOutages.US. And the day to day public services mean that many will be aggravated for a long time.
The Kentucky Inventory Towers caused “physical infrastructure in the transmission and transmission of electricity to hogares” and it is possible that some residents have no connection to electricity by the end of the week, there will be state employees.
“We believe that we can keep up with sustainable advances until the end of this week in order to turn people into electricity, but in some areas of Kentucky this may be even longer than the end of the week”, said Governor Andy Beshear, who notice that there was a small notice for the residents.
With the expectation of the newest and heaviest juveniles, Entergy, an electric company of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi in Texas, said 40,000 of its customers in Louisiana follow their electricity market on Wednesday as a result of the universal towers, according to a communication of the company.
The climate has also destroyed water plants in many homes, including Marlin, a city center in Texas with a population of more than 5,500 residents.
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Hablando of the frustration of the residents, the administrator of the city of Marlin, Cedric Davis, said: “We are strong, insulting, saying that we do not understand, we do not understand.” Lloramos anoche. We are all there. La gente es tan inhumana. No ententees. Nunca había visto algo así », informs el Waco Tribune-Herald.
Fortunately, the Texas Energy Provider, the Texas Electricity Conservancy Council (ERCOT), and the markets that are establishing progress in the restoration of the state’s energy system and hope that local public services will continue to intervene el jueves por la mañana.
Melissa Alonso, Konstantin Toropin, Dave Alsup, Artemis Moshtaghian, Rebekah Riess, Jason Hanna, Steve Almasy, Ed Lavandera, Joe Sutton and Keith Allen de CNN make a contribution.