NEW YORK — Twenty-three states from California to Connecticut are on alert for blizzard, heavy snow, flooding, strong winds and bitter wind chill as two massive winter storms pound the U.S.
In California, over 100,000 customers are without power Friday morning as the West Coast storm pounds the region.A rare blizzard warning was issued for Southern California where up to 8 feet of snow is possible in the highest elevations in the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains.
Over 700,000 customers in Michigan are without power Friday morning after an ice storm hit, coating trees and power lines.
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