#U.S. Monday morning.Oklahoma- activates National Guard as temperatures plunge

On Monday morning, a treacherous and icy road was cut across much of the United States as a result of a severe storm.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has stepped up the National Guard to keep people safe as temperatures in Oklahoma City are expected to drop to an all-time low for more than 100 years.

The weather system is shifting to the Midwest and Northeast, causing major road problems. A state of emergency has been declared in Texas for the first time in nearly six years, with some areas experiencing the coldest weather in decades.

Oklahoma City snowed for 12 hours on Sunday. The cold weather of the last day and the wind, accompanied by wind, make the outside feel cold from 20 to 30 degrees, reports CBS News Mirea Villarreal.

Maintenance crews are collecting snow and pouring it into the city's arena.

Over the weekend, an unprecedented winter storm hit the southern states, which are not accustomed to a mixture of snow, ice and temperatures below freezing. The weather crashed in Oklahoma, and white conditions appeared in Arkansas because of the interstate ice cover, which left cars out of control and care.

“Our roads, no matter how salty they are, are not adapted to it,” Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said on her Instagram page.

For the first time, all 254 counties in Texas are warning of strong winds during the winter.

Oklahoma is still breaking records, with temperatures dropping below 20 degrees in five days - the third time in the state's history.

For truck driver Suzanne Marsinko, driving to work on state roads is a life-or-death decision in unprecedented circumstances.

"Every time you take that key and start it, you take your life into your own hands and you take over the life of the community," Marcinko said.

The same storm left at least 200,000 people without electricity over the weekend. Two days of snow have been plentiful in Seattle for almost 40 years, and some residents have dug themselves out of more than a foot of snow.

The United States Coat Guard says 16 people are missing from two separate boats off the coast of Florida. Officials say 10 people are missing near Kay West and six others are missing off the coast of Fort Pierce.

The agency said Monday that the search for youtube subscribe the ships near Fort Pierce was halted after a total of 140 hours of searching more than 10,000 miles.

"The decision to suspend search and rescue operations will never be taken lightly," said Capt. Joanne Burdian, commander of Miami's coast guard. "We extend our deepest condolences to the families fb hack and friends of those who participated in this difficult time."

Coast Guard: 16 people missing off Florida coast

The Coast Guard said on Twitter on Sunday night that it had found a ship used by 10 missing people 8 miles south of Long Kay. The guards released two photos of the ship and said "the search is ongoing."

#UPDATE @USCG and a good Samaritan man found a boat used by tiktok 10 missing people in addition to Kay West. The ship is located about 8 miles south of Long Kayden. The search continues. # D7 #USCG #SearchAndRescue pic.twitter.com/2N4c47HM2q

- USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) February 15, 2021

The first search said tiktok fans Friday morning after rescuing a Jamaican citizen, six other people were with the 18-man ship when it capsized two days ago 23 miles from Fort Pierce.

According to the Coast Guard, they were coming from Bimami and the Bahamas, psn code but the agency did not say where their boat was going.