Wild winter storm grips U.S., snarling holiday travel
The blizzards, rain and cold that enveloped much of the country knocked out power to an estimated 1.7 million households and businesses.
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The blizzards, rain and cold that enveloped much of the country knocked out power to an estimated 1.7 million households and businesses.
Pennsylvania-based PJM Interconnection said power plants are having difficulty operating in the frigid weather and has asked residents in 13 states to refrain from unnecessary use of electricity.
As millions of Americans were traveling ahead of Christmas, more than 5,700 flights within, into or out of the U.S. were canceled Friday, according to the tracking site FlightAware.
Pennsylvania-based PJM Interconnection said power plants are having difficulty operating in the frigid weather and has asked residents in 13 states to refrain from unnecessary use of electricity.
Millions of Americans are facing blinding blizzards, freezing rain, flooding and life-threatening cold through Christmas as a storm hits most of the country.