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Deadly storm sweeps across America
10 hours ago ago from World Of Mysteries
At least 17 people have died after a huge storm swept across the American Midwest and New England. In Madison, Wisconsin, the worst affected area, more than 19 inches of snow fell More than a foot of snow has fallen in 12 states as blizzard conditions buried cars under snowdrifts as much as 15 feet deep. Most of the deaths were due to traffic accidents. In Kansas, visibility dropped to only 50 feet while in Iowa a major highway ...
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9 hours ago ago from Jejak Habib
By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 12:53 PM on 10th December 2009 Comments ( 14 ) Add to My Stories A gigantic storm buried much of America's Midwest in snow and led to at least 16 deaths yesterday. The weather system created blizzard conditions, burying cars under huge drifts. Officials reported more than a foot of snow Des Moines, Iowa, and nearly 19 inches just south of Madison, Wisconsin. Gusts of up ...
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21 hours ago ago from The Green Bay 10 - Top Ten Lists of the Best Restaurants, Businesses, Services, and Everything Else You Can Imagine in Green Bay, WI
First came the snow. Now comes the cold. The first winter storm to hit central Wisconsin this season dumped more than 11 inches of snow in Wausau on Tuesday and Wednesday, led to more than 100 reports of crashes in Marathon County and shut down schools. See the original post here: Arctic blast follows blizzard
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13 hours ago ago from Belle Plaine Now
Well, Belle Plaine, we’ve experienced our first major weather event of the winter season. As the sun rose Thursday morning after our historic early season snowstorm, the stories of how we coped with nearly a day and a half of isolation began pouring out wherever the coffee was perking. It seems as I grow (not always gracefully) older, the first snowstorm of the season is a shock. And when, as reported by the weather folks, this storm was ...
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19 hours ago ago from Infidels Paradise
DES MOINES, Iowa — Frigid temperatures iced the Upper Midwest on Thursday as a deadly massive storm that dumped more than a foot of snow in several states from Iowa to New England neared the end of its cross-country trek. The storm was blamed for at least 17 deaths, most in traffic accidents, in the Upper Midwest and New England. Hundreds of schools were closed, power was knocked out to thousands of people from Missouri to New York and ...
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BBC News - Heavy snow and blizzards bury towns across US Midwest
20 hours ago ago from BBC
The storm is expected to cause heavy snowfalls as far east as New England Blizzards in the Midwest of the US have brought record snowfalls, burying cars, closing schools and causing power cuts. Wisconsin declared a state of emergency after getting up to 48cm (19 inches) of snow on Wednesday, and Iowa recorded the worst snowfall for 20 years. In Illinois, gusts of 80km/h (50mph) created snow drifts of 4.5m (15 ft), the National ...
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23 hours ago ago from PopEater
DES MOINES, Iowa -Frigid temperatures iced the Upper Midwest on Thursday as a massive storm that dumped more than a foot of snow in several states from Iowa to New England neared the end of its cross-country trek. Commuters from Des Moines to Chicago were warned of morning temperatures reaching 10 degrees at best and icy roads. Wind chill values could dip to as low as minus 25 in parts of Wisconsin and Iowa, according to the National Weather ...
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