From CNN, I'm Afamadika for the five things you need to know for Tuesday, January 21st.

We start with one of President Donald Trump's executive orders that could impact Afghan refugees.

Trump ordered the U.S. refugee program to be suspended starting next Monday for 90 days, and that could be extended.

A major Afghan advocacy organization warn and that could be extended.

A major Afghan advocacy organization warns that could leave in limbo at least 2,000 Afghans,

who had previously been approved to resettle in the U.S.

That includes the families of U.S. service members who have already cleared the U.S. vetting process and are actively prepared to travel.

Since the end of the war in Afghanistan in 2021, more than 180,000 Afghans have resettled in the U.S. Here's Trump's

White House borders are Tom Holman.

There are things we need to fix that the last administration broke before we allow the program to

continue. So we're on it and they'll be handled

by case-by-case basis. An unusual storm unfolding along the Gulf Coast could break records set decades ago.

CNN's Elisa Raffa has the forecast.

Ifoma, we're looking at snow coming down across the south and some places that haven't seen it in decades,

alerts stretching from East Texas across the Gulf Coast and up the Carolina Coast.

The first ever blizzard warning in effect for parts of East Texas and Louisiana

where some of that heavy snow is dropping visibility.

We'll keep some of these snow totals up to six inches possible for some of these states.

Again, could set some records for some of the snowiest days in their history.

That snow peels away going into Wednesday, but the bitter cold hangs around.

More than 70% of the lower 48 keeps temperatures below freezing through much of the week.

More than 2100 flights in and out of U.S. airports were canceled as of early afternoon

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