Frigid temperatures and blizzards all across America in the last few days have been deadly:
The death toll from the historic blizzard across the U.S. climbed to 65 on Tuesday as record snowfall blocked roads, hindering rescue operations, officials said.
Confirming seven additional deaths in Buffalo, Mayor Byron Brown said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that the storm was “probably worse than anything that this city has seen in over 50 years.”
At a Zoom news conference later Tuesday, Brown said another body had been recovered. By the end of the afternoon, Erie County’s medical examiner had confirmed three additional deaths, raising the storm-related death toll to 32 for the county, which recorded the vast majority of New York’s 34 deaths.
