Cold Weather
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US Winter Storm: Dangerous Cold Weather Kills Five People in Midwest, Grounds At Least 2,228 Flights Amid Snow
An arctic blast from the north is responsible for the deadly winter storm and cold weather across the US. Click to read more.
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