US Carnivals refer to large, festive gatherings held throughout the United States, typically featuring a variety of entertainment options, including rides, games, food stalls, and live performances. These events often take place during the summer months and can be organized at the local, state, or regional level. US Carnivals are known for their vibrant atmosphere, community involvement, and celebration of cultural traditions. They may offer attractions such as amusement rides, carnival games, parades, contests, and an array of food choices, from cotton candy to carnival fries. Many carnivals are also associated with fairs, showcasing local crafts, agricultural products, and livestock exhibitions. Carnivals can be standalone events or part of larger festivals and often include elements like music, dancing, and art displays, making them a popular pastime for families and communities across the country.
Mardi Gras in New Orleans faces disruption from an impending severe storm, with threats of tornadoes, blizzards, and wildfires impacting the central and southern U.S. This weather event affects over…