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Snow, Strong Wind Batter Parts Of US With Threat Of Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
A broad and erratic patchwork of severe weather rumbled across much of the U.S. on Sunday, dumping heavy snow and making roads impassable in the Upper Midwest while damaging high winds swept across the Plains.
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Massive Snowfall In Washington DC Leads To Dangerous Roads, Power Outages
The first significant winter storm of the season unleashed dangerous road conditions, snarled air travel and shuttered schools in the nation's capital Sunday, where deserted streets and snow-capped buildings served as a fitting image for a federal government shutdown that was stretching into its fourth week.
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Trains, Flights Canceled As Snowstorm Hits Areas South Of Washington, DC
A major winter storm that is expected to spare most of the Washington, D.C., region is blanketing areas south of the nation's capital and disrupting road, air and rail travel.
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While The US Shivered, The Rest Of The World Simmered In Planet's Third-Hottest April
What happened in the back yard of many Americans last month was not at all representative of the experience elsewhere in the world.
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US East Coast Struggles To Return To Normal After Blizzard
Major US East Coast cities struggled on Monday to return to normal following a massive weekend blizzard that dropped about two feet (60.96 cm) of snow on New York and Washington and left 30 people dead.
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Storm brings heavy snowfalls to US Midwest, Northeast
Another round of wintry weather battered the U.S. Midwest and East Coast on Saturday.
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Snow slows down - but doesn't shut down - Washington
The first winter snowfall of the season slowed US government operations on Tuesday but did not bring them to a standstill, with Congress, the Supreme Court and financial regulators meeting for business as usual.
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Cities shut down as major snowstorm sweeps across, 2200 flights canceled
A major snowstorm blanketed the Appalachian Mountains on Wednesday, leaving 150,000 homes and business in nine states without power, but Washington got mostly rain after officials had shut down the U.S. capital as the storm approached.
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Snow, Strong Wind Batter Parts Of US With Threat Of Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
A broad and erratic patchwork of severe weather rumbled across much of the U.S. on Sunday, dumping heavy snow and making roads impassable in the Upper Midwest while damaging high winds swept across the Plains.
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Massive Snowfall In Washington DC Leads To Dangerous Roads, Power Outages
The first significant winter storm of the season unleashed dangerous road conditions, snarled air travel and shuttered schools in the nation's capital Sunday, where deserted streets and snow-capped buildings served as a fitting image for a federal government shutdown that was stretching into its fourth week.
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Trains, Flights Canceled As Snowstorm Hits Areas South Of Washington, DC
A major winter storm that is expected to spare most of the Washington, D.C., region is blanketing areas south of the nation's capital and disrupting road, air and rail travel.
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While The US Shivered, The Rest Of The World Simmered In Planet's Third-Hottest April
What happened in the back yard of many Americans last month was not at all representative of the experience elsewhere in the world.
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US East Coast Struggles To Return To Normal After Blizzard
Major US East Coast cities struggled on Monday to return to normal following a massive weekend blizzard that dropped about two feet (60.96 cm) of snow on New York and Washington and left 30 people dead.
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Storm brings heavy snowfalls to US Midwest, Northeast
Another round of wintry weather battered the U.S. Midwest and East Coast on Saturday.
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Snow slows down - but doesn't shut down - Washington
The first winter snowfall of the season slowed US government operations on Tuesday but did not bring them to a standstill, with Congress, the Supreme Court and financial regulators meeting for business as usual.
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Cities shut down as major snowstorm sweeps across, 2200 flights canceled
A major snowstorm blanketed the Appalachian Mountains on Wednesday, leaving 150,000 homes and business in nine states without power, but Washington got mostly rain after officials had shut down the U.S. capital as the storm approached.
