Northeastern United States, Great Lakes and ice storm
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Over the past several weeks, parts of the United States have been hit with some severe winter weather as winter storms have brought heavy snow, strong winds, and bitterly cold temperatures to some areas of the country.
A powerful winter storm system moving across the Great Lakes and Northeast is bringing snow and ice, frigid temperatures and fierce wind gusts.
A powerful winter storm is peaking as it moves east, battering the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast with blizzard conditions, damaging ice, widespread power outages and major travel disruptions.
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A winter storm threatens to bring blizzards and ice to parts of the U.S. amid busy travel week
A powerful winter storm driven by a rapidly intensifying cyclone was sweeping east from the Plains on Sunday, bringing heavy snow, ice, rain and severe weather expected to affect much of the country.
A powerful storm system is sweeping across large parts of the United States, bringing heavy snow, freezing cold and strong winds from Montana to Maine and from Texas to Pennsylvania.
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Winter Storm Warning: Snow Cancels Over 1,000 Flights; New York, New Jersey Among Airports Worst-Hit
Airlines cancelled and delayed thousands of flights across the United States as a powerful winter storm moved through major cities. Weather officials warned of dangerous road conditions, heavy snow, ice,
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Bomb cyclone looms as winter storm Ezra disrupts holiday travel across United States
Winter Storm Ezra caused significant travel disruptions across the US with nearly 6,000 flight delays and 751 cancellations.
New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia Airport have put out posts on X, warning travelers of potential delays or cancellations.
For the vast majority of the United States, it was not a white Christmas as unseasonably warm temperatures kept winter weather at bay. However, some heavy snow is coming for parts of the country a day after Christmas.