Storm Elliot, which began last Saturday in the US and Canada, has left numerous consequences in much of the country.
The bomb cyclonic caused by an arctic air front has brought freezing temperatures from Canada to Texas.
Since the storm began, at least 60 people have already died, due to extremely low temperatures, heavy snowfall, strong winds and rains in almost the entire territory.
In the video that accompanies the news you can see the cars and buses buried in the snow and stranded on the road.
We can also see how the animals cross the road and jump through the snow leaving a white winter landscape.
In addition, a restaurant in Hamburg, New York, has been covered in icicles by the recent blizzards produced by the storm.
One of the most affected regions has been Buffalo, with almost 127 cm of snow fallen at the airport and a blizzard, considered the worst in the last 45 years in that area, according to the National Weather Service.
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Cleanup begins after strong Christmas blizzard
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The winter storm has left more than 1.6 million homes without power, at least 60 dead, and thousands of air travel cancellations.
The people who lost their lives were found in cars, houses and snowbanks.
Some died while shoveling snow;
others, when medical services could not reach critical places on time.
At airports, many of the trips were canceled over the Christmas weekend.
Travelers, who waited in several queues, had to find alternative routes to reach their destination.
