Southern States Brace for Another Cold Snap

The South is in a rush to fix things after a big winter storm. Mississippi sent 500 National Guard troops to clear roads blocked by fallen trees. Meanwhile, Tennessee has almost 1, 000 workers trying to get power back to thousands of homes in Nashville. The weather isn't helping. The National Weather Service says more arctic air is coming. This will make the already cold temperatures drop even more. By Friday night, places like Nashville could see temperatures in the teens.This is a big deal because over 90, 000 homes and businesses in Nashville still don't have electricity. This is five days after a massive storm hit the eastern U. S. with snow and ice. The South isn't used to this kind of weather. It can be hard for people to prepare. But now, they have to deal with the aftermath and get ready for another cold snap. It's important to think about how we can better prepare for these kinds of storms. We need to make sure everyone stays safe and warm.