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Midwest and Northeast hunker down with preparations ahead of blockbuster snowstorm
Weather News - January 18, 2019, 2:34:33 PM EST
A major snowstorm is moving through the Midwest into the Northeast through this weekend, dumping mass amounts of snow and creating treacherous travel. Local officials warn communities to prepare ahead of the dangerous winter storm.
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Blizzard to dish out up to 40 inches of snow in northeastern US as dangerous ice storm takes aim farther south
Weather News - January 18, 2019, 3:04:23 PM EST
A storm with feet of snow, blizzard conditions, a significant build-up of ice, tree-breaking winds and plunging temperatures will close roads, cause flight cancellations and disrupt daily activities over a large part of the northeastern United States this weekend.
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How are outdoor ice skating rinks kept frozen in warmer climates?
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Outdoor ice skating rinks aren’t just limited to colder climates that are all too familiar with blizzards and below-freezing conditions.
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In case you missed it: Deadly storms cause travel chaos across US; New Mexico avalanche kills skier
Weather News - January 18, 2019, 9:49:02 AM EST
Storms pounded parts of the U.S. this week from California to the East Coast while snow blanketed parts of the U.K. and players at the Australian Open battled extreme heat.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf declares state of emergency as Midwest, Northeast rush to finalize snowstorm preparations
A major snowstorm is moving through the Midwest into the Northeast through this weekend, dumping mass amounts of snow and creating treacherous travel. Local officials warn communities to prepare ahead of the dangerous winter storm.
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In case you missed it: Deadly storms cause travel chaos across US; New Mexico avalanche kills skier
Storms pounded parts of the U.S. this week from California to the East Coast while snow blanketed parts of the U.K. and players at the Australian Open battled extreme heat.
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