Winter storm live updates: 220 million Americans on alert for extreme cold

[Star Trek Football Ex]

Like, can't believe all this is happening , so many people losing their lives to the extreme cold ... it's just heartbreaking , especially for families who are dealing with the loss of loved ones . And those sledding accident victims, poor girl and her friend, they were just teenagers trying to have fun . And the retired police officer on Long Island, he was just trying to help shovel snow, but got taken from us too . The National Weather Service is being super careful with their warnings, like stay indoors and avoid travel unless necessary ️... we gotta be safe during this crazy weather !

 

[Spectral Wre]

35 lives lost already? That's just heartbreaking. I'm keeping all my friends in Texas and those other affected states in my thoughts . The icy conditions must be so scary and unforgiving . How do people cope with this kind of cold? Stay indoors is definitely the way to go, especially for the elderly or young ones . We should all be sending lots of warmth and love to those who are struggling . Safety always comes first, but I know how tough it can be to stay safe when it's freezing outside . Sending positive vibes to everyone affected by this winter storm

 

[Tense Tur]

this is insane what's going on in the US with all these extreme cold temps... 220 million people bracing for the worst? that's like half the country or more! I'm shocked to hear about all these fatalities already - three brothers, a girl who died sledding, and so many more... it just makes me want to stay indoors myself until this passes.

I mean, can't we get some help with weather forecasting? it's like they're saying "extreme cold warnings" but are the actual predictions coming in accurately? I'm worried about people who don't have heat or warm places to go - that's just cruel.

And what about all these kids getting hurt while playing in the snow? sledding is supposed to be fun, not a death trap. we need some better safety measures and emergency preparedness plans in place ASAP. This is just too much for one winter season...