The combination of frigid temperatures and strong winds caused widespread power outages and traffic accidents across the United States. western state university the report said.

The National Weather Service is predicting severe weather and windy weather on the North Shore from 2 p.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday, before moving south.

“The winter storm will produce a high-impact and widespread system producing widespread heavy snow and gusty winds that will continue to impact portions of the Northern Plains and upper Midwest,” they informed in an online post.

Widespread heavy rain and hail hit Southern California on Sunday, causing traffic accidents and service disruptions.

A 35-year-old woman was rescued by the Los Angeles Fire Department after she was swept away in a Los Angeles river.

“Significant damage to trees, poles and wires was sustained Saturday night, and our evaluators are assessing the damage today so we can begin restoring power as quickly and as quickly as possible,” Central Maine Power spokesman Jon Breed said. Power may be safely restored to customers.” “.

In Portland, Maine, officials opened community centers and schools to residents without power.

In New York, more than 90,000 residents were without power on Sunday.

Weather warnings were issued for parts of Arizona Sunday night and into Monday.