The storm is expected to bring the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in over a decade to parts of the United States and Canada, with snowfall of 6-12 inches forecast in areas such as Ohio and Washington DC. (Photo: AP)
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued alerts for 30 US states, spanning from Kansas to the East Coast, warning of "whiteout conditions" and roads becoming impassable. (Photo: AP)
In Canada, much of the country is under extreme weather warnings, with wind chills in Manitoba expected to drop temperatures to -40°C and parts of Ontario potentially receiving up to 15 inches of snow. (Photo : Reuters)
Severe thunderstorms and potential tornadoes are expected to hit southern states, including Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, adding to the hazardous conditions. (Photo : AP)
Private meteorologist Ryan Maue warned that the storm is shaping up to be a "major disaster, something we haven’t seen in years," as the NWS continues to monitor the situation and provide updates. (Photo: AP)