Over half the of US states in Lower 48 are covered in snow from this weekend's winter storm, with 18 states seeing accumulations of a foot or more.
As of Monday morning, more than 800,000 customers remain without power and restoration crews are gearing up for a prolonged period of outages. Southern states have been hit the hardest by the outages with ice wreaking havoc on trees and power lines in Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Air travelers are still facing widespread disruptions, with thousands of flights cancelled and delayed Monday, following the worst day for US flight cancellations since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Snow and ice-covered cows endure the elements on a farm in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Sunday.
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Snow covers a residential neighborhood in Columbia, Missouri, on Sunday.
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A couple eats at a deli in New York during the storm on Sunday.
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Ice covers pine needles in Madison, Mississippi, on Sunday. Southern states were some of the hardest hit, with ice wreaking havoc on trees and power lines.
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Crews work to clear snow and de-ice planes at LaGuardia Airport in New York on Sunday.
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A farmer and his son knock snow off of a hoop barn where they store hay in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Sunday.
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A US Capitol Police officer helps a motorist free a car stuck in the snow in Washington, DC, on Sunday.
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An aerial photo shows a tree split perfectly into quarters in Hendersonville, Tennessee, on Sunday after accumulated ice caused it to splinter. The region received about 0.40 inches of ice accumulation, which is well above the 0.25-inch threshold to be considered an ice storm.
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Icicles hang from a car fender in Brentwood, Tennessee, on Sunday.
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A pedestrian walks outside their home as snow falls in Brooklyn, New York, on Sunday.
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Gray Strudthoff clears a sidewalk in Columbus, Ohio, on Sunday.
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A Nashville Electric Service crew works to restore power on Sunday.
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Snow piles up on the windshield of a vehicle in Cincinnati on Sunday.
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Snow falls in the early morning at a Krispy Kreme donut shop in Akron, Ohio, on Sunday.
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Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, is largely empty Sunday. Over 15,000 flights in the US have been canceled since Saturday, according to FlightAware, and the number continues to grow.
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Snow begins to blanket the ground and wildlife Sunday in West Caldwell, New Jersey.
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Workers clear snow in New York's Times Square on Sunday.
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Downed trees lie on a neighborhood street in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday.
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A plow clears snow in front of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on Sunday.
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Snow blankets Tulsa, Oklahoma, during a winter storm on Saturday, January 24.
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Shannon White and JP Davis, two homeless residents of Oklahoma City, walk to a shelter on Saturday.
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A local weather broadcast plays on a TV in a tack room on a farm in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Saturday.
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A child walks their sled through a snow-covered golf course in Nashville on Saturday.
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Crews work to de-ice a plane at Nashville International Airport on Saturday.
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A pedestrian walks outside in Nashville.
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An aerial view of a snow covered building in Dallas on Saturday.
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Pedestrians cross a street in downtown Nashville on Saturday.
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Crews work to clear snow from Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri, on Saturday.
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Workers attempt to dislodge an ambulance stuck in the snow in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Saturday.
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A person buys snow melt in Lewiston, Maine, on Saturday.
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Motorists travel along snow-covered Interstate 40 in Nashville on Saturday.
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A man shovels the parking lot of a tire shop in Oklahoma City on Saturday.
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Volunteers prepare cots at an emergency shelter at Fair Park's Automobile Building in Dallas on Friday, January 23.
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A member of the Austin Brown Berets cuts large blankets in half before distributing them to homeless residents in Austin, Texas, on Friday.
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Workers care for cattle at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo ahead of the storm in Fort Worth, Texas, on Friday.
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a news briefing at the New York City Management center on Friday. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the city and surrounding areas calling for heavy snow with total accumulations between 10 and 14 inches.
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Hardware store employees restock bags of ice melt ahead of a winter storm in Bethesda, Maryland, on Friday.
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A worker salts a sidewalk in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday.
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Shoppers load groceries and toilet paper into their vehicle in Philadelphia on Friday.
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A few cartons of eggs lie on near-empty shelves at a Walmart in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Thursday, January 22.
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A sign over Highway 121 in Fort Worth, Texas, warns of road preparations ahead of the storm on Wednesday, January 21.
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