More than 70 million people are on alert for what could be the most crippling storm in years. The system, stretching 2,000 miles, is fueled by Gulf moisture from the South and supercharged by some of the coldest air of the season. Stephanie Ramos reports. https://abcnews.link/8bFAvYF | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

CCTV footage shows the moment waves crash through windows and flooded a restaurant in Sicily after a powerful storm hit southern Italy and the Catalonia region of Spain. | CNN

Two videos side-by-side show the damage caused by the severe weather that hit the Maltese islands yesterday, known as Storm Harry. Coastal areas experienced the worst the storm had to offer, especially zones in Marsaskala and Sliema. Heavy rainfall and strong winds, reaching up to 100km/h, or Force 10, were recorded late Monday evening and peaked on Tuesday, 20th of January. The wind began calming down yesterday at around 6pm, decreasing to Force 4 by 9pm. Rain and less than ideal temperatures a