Deadly Snowstorm Hits Southern United States

southern united states - At least 10 people have died in rare snowstorms and freezing temperatures in southern US states like Alabama, Texas, and Georgia.

Record Snowfall and Freezing Temperatures

A deadly snowstorm and freezing temperatures have hit southern United States, resulting in at least 10 deaths.

Unprecedented Conditions

Alabama, Texas, and Georgia faced rare snowstorms and freezing temperatures, leading to accidents, traffic delays, and fatalities.

Flights were cancelled due to extreme icy conditions on the roads.

Record Snowfall

Historic snowfall in Florida's Milton area with 25 cm of snow and 15 cm in Texas' Beaumont region.

Mobile, Alabama, also experienced 20 cm of snow, while Louisiana saw its heaviest snowfall since 1895.

Extreme Cold Alert

Louisiana climate expert warns of sub-zero temperatures reaching -12 degrees until January 26.

Louisiana's Transportation Secretary urges people to avoid unnecessary travel due to icy roads.

Return to Normalcy Expected

The Gulf region is forecasted to return to seasonal norms starting from the weekend.