US EditionWinter storm across the US in photos
Federal Emergency Management Agency deployed 71 trucks and 485,000 meals to assist 12 states where over 300,000 customers lost power in the winter storm aftermath.
- On Jan. 29, 2026, a multiday winter storm swept the United States, prompting Americans to share photos of snow-covered cities as an ice-coated tree fell on a power line in Nashville, Tenn., causing outages for more than 300,000 customers in Tennessee.
- Because temperatures stayed below freezing after Sunday’s precipitation, ice storms caused severe damage in Mississippi and blocked roads in Nashville, Tenn., on Jan. 28, 2026.
- President Donald J. Trump approved emergency declarations for 12 states, opening federal aid pathways at Federal Emergency Management Agency's discretion, while FEMA announced shipments of 485,000 meals, 770,000 liters of water, 90 generators and 71 semi trucks to staging sites in seven states.
- Mississippi officials reported initial damage figures logging 208 homes, five businesses and seven farms damaged or destroyed, while the state received more than 350 supply requests from 40 counties.
- Amid talk of agency reform, Federal Emergency Management Agency lost 2,446 employees between Jan. 1 and June 1, 2025, and multiyear contracts will expire this year.
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States reeling from winter storm encounter a smaller FEMA
States slammed by a deadly, multiday winter storm that left hundreds of thousands of people without power in bitter cold are looking to a slimmed-down Federal Emergency Management Agency for support. The immediate aftermath of the wide-sweeping storm
“You’re Still Coming To Work, Right?” 92 Photos Showing The Aftermath Of A Massive Winter Storm In The US
People tend to have mixed opinions about winter. If you hate cold weather and you can’t stand the expensive heating bills, you might be counting down the days until spring. But if you spend 9 months out of the year looking forward to when you can finally snowboard again, you might be having the time of your life right now! Something that can make winter a bit more difficult, though, is when it brings snowstorms along with it. The United States i…
Much of country felt impact of winter storm
Most precipitation across the contiguous United States fell in association with a large, impactful storm system that affected a broad area of the country. From the southernmost Rockies and the Southern Plains eastward across a large part of the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, the Southeast, and the Eastern Seaboard were hit the hardest. Winter storm warnings at one point covered about 1 million square miles. Heavy to excessive amounts of snow, sle…
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