In some parts of America and Canada, snowfall and cold weather negatively affect life.
More than 2,000 flights were canceled on Sunday in America due to bad weather.
Some southeastern states of America are experiencing power outages.
A state of emergency was declared in the states of Virginia, Georgia, North and South Carolina.
Officials report that snowfall will be effective in the eastern regions of the country for two days.
Flood warnings are also issued for the cities of New York and Connecticut.
A blizzard warning has been issued for southern Canada, especially for the province of Ontario, which borders New York. Heavy snowfall is expected in Toronto.
As of Sunday morning, 2400 flights were canceled in the USA.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has urged the public to stay off the roads.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp also said the state is preparing for bad weather.
A while ago, snowfall and cold weather, which was effective in the eastern regions of America, caused the death of 5 people.
Snowfall in Virginia caused a major highway in the state to be closed for almost a day, leaving thousands of people stuck in their cars for hours.
Among those stranded was Virginia’s Democratic senator, Tim Kaine.