At least three people have died in Louisiana as a result of severe storms, authorities said.
At least three people died in Louisiana from Friday night into Saturday morning as a result of severe storms, authorities saidAnd hundreds of flights have been canceled or delayed at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Saturday, as the city faced wintry precipitation and strong winds.The storms will primarily hit the Southeast, Midwest and eventually the Northeast from now into early next week.
— NWS Shreveport January 11, 2020 Flood warnings and watches were in effect in many states the long line of storms is hitting Saturday.Strong, damaging winds are expected Saturday across the South -- even well in advance of the storms. Some storms also could produce large hail. "Everyone should be on high alert, as this type of system is rare for January," CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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