In photos: Empty grocery store shelves across the US as shoppers stock up ahead of Winter Storm Fern

Shoppers across the US are clearing grocery shelves ahead of Winter Storm Fern, as millions brace for snow, ice, and freezing temperatures.

Published on Jan 23, 2026 10:56 am IST 11 Photos
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Supermarket shelves across parts of the United States are being cleared out as shoppers rush to stock up ahead of Winter Storm Fern, which is expected to affect large swathes of the country starting Friday.(X)

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Images from stores show bare aisles where staples like milk, bread, eggs and bottled water are usually stocked.(X)

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According to forecasts, Winter Storm Fern is expected to stretch from the South and Mid-Atlantic through the Northeast and into the Midwest, reported Business Insider.(X)

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The Weather Channel estimates that up to 230 million people could experience wintry weather including snow, ice and dangerous wind chills as the storm moves across the country.(X)

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The Midwest is expected to see the most severe cold as a polar vortex dips south, with temperatures potentially falling as low as minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit in states such as North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, according to the Associated Press.(X)

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