White storm wreaks havoc in America… The temperature drops to minus 18, record snowfall.

A snowstorm has entered America. Its effect is now clearly visible. The Meteorological Department had already issued an advisory across the country. Apart from this, many states have also declared an emergency. There is bone-chilling cold here now. Due to this air traffic and road traffic have been badly affected. The sound of a snowstorm in the country has scared everyone. According to the Meteorological Department, due to the storm, the temperature in many areas can go up to -18 degrees.

Due to snowfall, ice, wind, and falling temperatures, dangerous conditions have arisen in some parts of America, people are troubled by the severe cold here. In many areas, the temperature is minus. Because due to the snowstorm, some parts are experiencing such cold after a decade.

The weather department has issued a warning to the people. They said that they should only go out of their homes when it is absolutely necessary. In this difficult time, it would be better for them to keep themselves safe within the four walls of the house. There is danger in going out.

According to media reports, 63 million people will be affected by this white storm i.e. a storm coming to America. In many places, electricity will be cut off before the storm so that no major incident occurs. Along with this, the Meteorological Department said that due to this storm, there will be the highest snowfall in a decade.

Here people are shopping to avoid the cold caused by this snowstorm, along with this they are also taking many steps to save their animals.

Due to continuous snowfall in America, many roads have been closed, and many airports are covered with a thick sheet of snow. The team is busy removing it. The team says that there is a lot of snowfall, due to which a thick sheet of snow accumulates shortly after the road is cleared. About 10 inches of snow fell in some states of America. More than 14 inches of snowfall is expected in some parts of Kansas and northern Missouri due to snow and hail.