2021 North American winter storm

The 2021 North American winter storm was a major weather event that impacted a large portion of the continent, particularly affecting areas in the southern United States. This storm brought severe winter weather, including heavy snowfall, ice accumulation, and extreme cold temperatures. The storm's effects were felt across multiple states, leading to widespread disruptions in transportation, power outages, and significant property damage. The storm's intensity and the conditions it created resulted in a substantial number of fatalities, with estimates ranging from 299 to 978 deaths attributed to the storm's impact. The storm also highlighted vulnerabilities in infrastructure, particularly in regions that are not typically accustomed to such severe winter weather, leading to discussions about preparedness and response strategies for future weather events.