Severe winter storm rips across US, deadly tornado hits Tennessee
The fast-moving winter storm that is bringing snow, ice, and rain from the Midwest to the East Coast continues to cause disruptions, including power outages, accidents, and flight delays. In Tennessee, at least one deadly tornado touched down Thursday night. NBC’s Kathy Park reports and TODAY’s Al Roker tracks the storm’s projected path.
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