Experts say bomb cyclone and extreme cold will have a more than $13 billion impact

AccuWeather 2026-02-01

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AccuWeather experts have issued a preliminary estimate of $13-$15 billion in total damage and economic loss from this weekend's powerful bomb cyclone and related extreme cold.
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