An extreme winter storm continues to batter parts of the US, with blizzard conditions causing dangerous travel conditions.
Fears rise for homeless
Another power company asked customers to drop their thermostats from 15.6C to 16.7C because a pipeline equipment failure had temporarily cut the gas coming from one of its suppliers by 30%. • Tennessee: A man was found dead in Memphis. Authorities have not given details but say the death is weather-related
In Portland, Oregon, severe weather shelters gave out tarpaulins and tents to people as the centres themselves closed due to a break in the bad weather.
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