What has everyone in the East, Midwest, and South seen as far as freeze damage from the insane cold blast of a few weeks ago now?

Here's my analysis:

Most natives are fine, except the maples A. rubrum and A. saccharinum (Red and Silver) will produce no "keys" or seeds this year whatsoever - the leaves seem to be emerging normally, esp. after last few warm days - oaks and hickories starting to pop too.

Japanese Maples - seem OK here, some damage further south of here.

Flowering Crabs - looked pretty toasted, but it seems the emerging leaves died while the central growing tips of the shoots survived and have expanded new leaves. Blossoms are spotty - some blooming well, others not at all

Flowering Cherries - the "Kwanzan" types seem fine, and just now coming into bloom. "Weeping" ones toast, a few scattered blooms, and leafing out but with significant freeze damage to the leaves I see so far.

Willows - covered in tiny brown leaves, no sign at all of auxiliary buds taking over yet, but you can't kill these annoyances, so I'm sure they'll be fine.

Callery/Bradford flowering pear - some are blooming OK, others not - the one in my yard has no blooms at all - the dormant buds that had started fattening and expanding have mostly died, but I see that right next to those dead buds is a little green shoot in almost all cases - I assume an axiliary or adventious bud taking over - the tree will be fine, but no blooms this year.

Fruits - better than expected - apples and pears OK, peaches actually opened a few (15 - 20% of normal) blooms AFTER the freeze so I may actually get a small crop if the weather stays OK here on out.