Polar Vortex In United States
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Thanks To Polar Vortex, #FrozenPants Take Over The Internet
People living in in the bitterly cold regions of the American Midwest are purposely freezing their jeans as part of the #FrozenPants challenge, and the pics are hilarious.
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In US Midwest, Minus 5.5 Degrees "Feels Like Spring" After Brutal Cold
Bone-chilling cold that paralysed a large part of the United States this week and caused at least 18 deaths eased on Friday as an errant Arctic air mass retreated, setting the stage for a warmer-than-normal weekend in areas of the Midwest and Northeast.
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Watch: Woman Walks Out With Wet Hair In US. The Cold Air Does This
A torrent of polar air brought record-low temperatures to much of the American Midwest on Wednesday. But how cold is it exactly? Well, temperatures are reaching minus 29 degrees Celsius in certain parts of the Midwest, making it colder than the South Pole.
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Two-Thirds Of US Frozen As Polar Vortex 'Slips' Southward From North Pole
Two-thirds of the continental United States will be a frozen ice box, as the so-called polar vortex of frigid arctic air spins across the U.S. Midwest, clips the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and pushes on into New England.
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Polar vortex causes jail escapee to surrender
Just how cold is it in Kentucky? Apparently cold enough for an escaped prisoner to decide to turn himself in.
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Brutal arctic chill means parts of US colder than Mars
A deadly chill had much of the United States and Canada in its wintry grip on Tuesday, as a record-breaking cold snap brought temperatures lower than on the surface of Mars.
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'Polar vortex' makes 187 million in US shiver
Dangerously cold polar air snapped decades-old records as it spread on Tuesday from the midwest to southern and eastern parts of the US and eastern Canada, making it hazardous to venture outside and keeping many schools and businesses closed.
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'Polar vortex' pushes freezing weather through US
The coldest, most dangerous blast of polar air in decades gripped the U.S. Midwest and pushed toward the East and South and eastern Canada on Monday.
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Thanks To Polar Vortex, #FrozenPants Take Over The Internet
People living in in the bitterly cold regions of the American Midwest are purposely freezing their jeans as part of the #FrozenPants challenge, and the pics are hilarious.
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In US Midwest, Minus 5.5 Degrees "Feels Like Spring" After Brutal Cold
Bone-chilling cold that paralysed a large part of the United States this week and caused at least 18 deaths eased on Friday as an errant Arctic air mass retreated, setting the stage for a warmer-than-normal weekend in areas of the Midwest and Northeast.
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Watch: Woman Walks Out With Wet Hair In US. The Cold Air Does This
A torrent of polar air brought record-low temperatures to much of the American Midwest on Wednesday. But how cold is it exactly? Well, temperatures are reaching minus 29 degrees Celsius in certain parts of the Midwest, making it colder than the South Pole.
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Two-Thirds Of US Frozen As Polar Vortex 'Slips' Southward From North Pole
Two-thirds of the continental United States will be a frozen ice box, as the so-called polar vortex of frigid arctic air spins across the U.S. Midwest, clips the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and pushes on into New England.
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Polar vortex causes jail escapee to surrender
Just how cold is it in Kentucky? Apparently cold enough for an escaped prisoner to decide to turn himself in.
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Brutal arctic chill means parts of US colder than Mars
A deadly chill had much of the United States and Canada in its wintry grip on Tuesday, as a record-breaking cold snap brought temperatures lower than on the surface of Mars.
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'Polar vortex' makes 187 million in US shiver
Dangerously cold polar air snapped decades-old records as it spread on Tuesday from the midwest to southern and eastern parts of the US and eastern Canada, making it hazardous to venture outside and keeping many schools and businesses closed.
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'Polar vortex' pushes freezing weather through US
The coldest, most dangerous blast of polar air in decades gripped the U.S. Midwest and pushed toward the East and South and eastern Canada on Monday.
