At least 89 people have died in the United States over the past week due to bad weather. This is reported by CBS News, according to UNN.
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It is noted that in Tennessee, 25 people were killed by frost, strong winds and snowfall, and 16 local residents were reported dead in Oregon.
In addition, fatalities were reported in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Mississippi, Kentucky, Washington, Wisconsin, New York, and New Jersey.
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Hazardous weather persisted in the United States this weekend. Tens of millions of people faced bitterly cold, below-average temperatures on Saturday, and the eastern half of the country is likely to experience some of the coldest weather this season with dangerously cold winds and warnings of severe frost extending into North Florida.
According to the National Weather Service, driving will be dangerous in large parts of the country from Sunday night to Monday morning.
Warming is expected by the middle of the week, which will lead to a thaw.
