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Deadly Storms Unleash Tornadoes And Record Snow In United States, Cause Havoc
Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the US Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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Arctic Blast Freezes US, Canada Amid New York Airport Chaos
The eastern United States and Canada shivered under record-breaking low temperatures Saturday as Arctic blasts followed a deadly winter storm that left airports struggling to cope with the backlog of flights.
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Record-Setting Cold Chills US Northeast On Valentine's Day
Residents of much of the northeastern United States woke up on Sunday to bone-chilling cold conditions that shattered Valentine's Day records in Boston, Hartford and Providence.
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Hail, Snow, Floods, A Tornado and Tropical Storm for Mother's Day in Central United States
Hail, snow, flooding, a tornado and a tropical storm made it a "severe weather" Mother's Day in much of the center of the United States and on the Carolina coast on Sunday.
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Storm Drops Over a Foot of Snow on Eastern United States
A winter storm reaching from Texas to New England closed schools, canceled nearly 3,000 flights and stranded hundreds of drivers overnight in Kentucky, where as much as 21.5 inches (55 cm) of snow fell.
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Snow Smashes Northeastern US for Second Time in Week
A record breaking winter storm walloped the northeastern United States on Monday, burying Boston to force the delay of its Super Bowl victory parade and leaving behind more than a foot of snow in the Chicago area.
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Roofs Collapse Under Snow in Western New York
Roofs creaked and collapsed and homeowners toiled to clear waist-high snow drifts atop their houses on Thursday as another storm continued to bury Buffalo and western New York state, which remained paralyzed by the historic snowfall.
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Three US Navy Planes Crushed in Japan Snow: Report
At least three US Navy P-3 Orion surveillance planes were crushed "beyond repair" when unusually heavy snowfall swept across Japan in February, a US military daily reported Wednesday.
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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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'Life-threatening' cold bites US Midwest
Residents of the Midwestern United States on Sunday braced for the coldest weather in two decades, temperatures that forecasters warned would be life-threatening.
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Storm buries half of United States in snow
A fearsome snowstorm has swept half the United States on Wednesday snarling transportation and burying many states under 2 feet of snow, leaving tens of millions of people stuck inside their houses.Chicago's 20.2 inches of snow was the city's third-largest amount on record. In New York's Central Park, the pathways resembled skating rinks.Roads have...
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Deadly Storms Unleash Tornadoes And Record Snow In United States, Cause Havoc
Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the US Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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Arctic Blast Freezes US, Canada Amid New York Airport Chaos
The eastern United States and Canada shivered under record-breaking low temperatures Saturday as Arctic blasts followed a deadly winter storm that left airports struggling to cope with the backlog of flights.
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Record-Setting Cold Chills US Northeast On Valentine's Day
Residents of much of the northeastern United States woke up on Sunday to bone-chilling cold conditions that shattered Valentine's Day records in Boston, Hartford and Providence.
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Hail, Snow, Floods, A Tornado and Tropical Storm for Mother's Day in Central United States
Hail, snow, flooding, a tornado and a tropical storm made it a "severe weather" Mother's Day in much of the center of the United States and on the Carolina coast on Sunday.
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Storm Drops Over a Foot of Snow on Eastern United States
A winter storm reaching from Texas to New England closed schools, canceled nearly 3,000 flights and stranded hundreds of drivers overnight in Kentucky, where as much as 21.5 inches (55 cm) of snow fell.
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Snow Smashes Northeastern US for Second Time in Week
A record breaking winter storm walloped the northeastern United States on Monday, burying Boston to force the delay of its Super Bowl victory parade and leaving behind more than a foot of snow in the Chicago area.
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Roofs Collapse Under Snow in Western New York
Roofs creaked and collapsed and homeowners toiled to clear waist-high snow drifts atop their houses on Thursday as another storm continued to bury Buffalo and western New York state, which remained paralyzed by the historic snowfall.
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Three US Navy Planes Crushed in Japan Snow: Report
At least three US Navy P-3 Orion surveillance planes were crushed "beyond repair" when unusually heavy snowfall swept across Japan in February, a US military daily reported Wednesday.
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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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'Life-threatening' cold bites US Midwest
Residents of the Midwestern United States on Sunday braced for the coldest weather in two decades, temperatures that forecasters warned would be life-threatening.
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Storm buries half of United States in snow
A fearsome snowstorm has swept half the United States on Wednesday snarling transportation and burying many states under 2 feet of snow, leaving tens of millions of people stuck inside their houses.Chicago's 20.2 inches of snow was the city's third-largest amount on record. In New York's Central Park, the pathways resembled skating rinks.Roads have...
