Digging Out After the Massive Winter Storm
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What impact did the winter storm have across the United States?
Digging out from New Mexico to New England, I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. This is historic levels of snow and ice, and then following up with single-digit temperatures today, tonight, tomorrow. Governor Bill Lee in Tennessee, where there are the most power outages, almost a third of the more than 800,000 homes and businesses that allowed electricity this morning across the South and mid-Atlantic. Fox weather's being fronies in Dallas, Texas.
We've seen crews out here since yesterday trying to improve the roadways so that folks can get back on them and able to get back to work, back to school.
Schools are closed from there up to New England. Some areas got over a foot of snow. At least nine people have died in the storm, including a teenager killed in a sledding accident in Texas. There may be even more deaths. A private plane went down during the snow last night and then caught fire in Maine.
FAA writing, quote, a Bombardier Challenger 600 crashed as it was taking off from Bangor National Airport in Maine around 745 local time. Eight people were on board, and we still don't have a status report on those eight that were on that plane.
Fox's Brian Yannis monitoring from Boston where there are a lot of flights canceled again today. The storm still making air travel difficult. Nearly 4,000 cancellations the day after 11,000 plus flights were grounded. President Trump's just posted on Truth Socially sending border czar Tom Holman to Minnesota where the anti-ice protest got even angrier after a protester was shot dead over the weekend.
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