


Death Toll Rises to 10 as Severe Storms Devastate Eastern U.S.
Severe winter storms and flash floods lead to 10 deaths and widespread evacuations across the Eastern U.S., impacting over 100 million people.
Overview
At least 10 people have died due to severe flooding and winter storms impacting the Eastern U.S., primarily in Kentucky where heavy rainfall surpassed 8 inches. Governor Andy Beshear announced extensive rescue efforts, including over 1,000 water rescues, following the inundation of roads and homes. A federal disaster declaration has been issued, releasing federal funds to assist recovery. Meanwhile, the Northeast faces hazardous travel conditions with snow accumulation up to 8.5 inches. Alerts remain active for strong winds affecting over 80 million people, adding to the storm's chaos. Evacuations continue as flooding and landslides pose ongoing threats.
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