Severe Snowstorm in US Kills 65, Flights Cancelled

Severe snowstorm in US has killed 65 people as extreme cold and heavy snowfall continue to affect many states. Authorities report rising risks due to freezing temperatures and strong winds.

The US weather department says the cold wave may continue into next week. Officials expect harsh winds in New York and New Jersey. They warn residents to avoid unnecessary travel.

Chicago recorded a temperature of minus 14°C. Cleveland recorded minus 11°C. Heavy snowfall in Tennessee and Mississippi cut electricity to more than 100,000 users.

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Air travel remains under pressure after the storm. Airports across the country cancelled hundreds of flights. In the last 24 hours, American Airlines cancelled 653 flights. The airline also reported 1,077 delayed flights.

Officials offered double pay to airline crew members for extra shifts. Authorities want to manage the travel crisis and restore operations faster.

Emergency teams continue rescue and relief work in affected areas. Weather experts urge people to stay indoors and follow safety guidelines as the Severe snowstorm in US continues to disrupt daily life.