Since Thursday, much of the country has been paralyzed by the storm that mixes snow, wind and freezing temperatures. At least 22 people died. Many roads are impassable and thousands of flights have been cancelled. Almost everywhere in American cities, such as Denver or Chicago, shelters have been opened to welcome people in need and allow them to warm up. The storm is expected to last through the weekend before temperatures return to their seasonal norms by mid-next week, the National Weather Service said.
The highway in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday. One and a half million people were left in darkness that day due to the snowstorm. (Leandro Lozada/AFP)
In Florida, Saturday. (Chris O’Meara/AP)
Lake Erie at Silver Creek, New York on Saturday. (Lindsay Debario/REUTERS)
Near Lake Erie in Irving, New York. (Lindsay Dedario/REUTERS)
Travelers try to catch up with their company at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on Saturday. (Cole Burston/AP)
Volunteers care for a homeless man at the Broadbent Arena-turned-shelter in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday. (Leandro Lozada/AFP)
A restaurant covered in stalactites formed by windblown Lake Erie water. (Kevin Hoak/REUTERS)
In Chicago, Friday. Vapors rise from Lake Michigan while temperatures hover around -6 degrees. (Scott Olson/Getty Images. AFP)
In Ontario, Canada on Saturday. (Carlos Osorio/REUTERS)
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