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    72 MILLION are put under a winter storm warning:

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    72 MILLION are put under a winter storm warning: Empty 72 MILLION are put under a winter storm warning:

    Post by Lobo Sat 07 Jan 2017, 5:24 pm

    72 MILLION are put under a winter storm warning: Three dead as Northeast is buried in blizzards and thousands are left without power in the South while California braces for conditions 'not seen for a decade' in coast-to-coast wall of snow

    • A winter storm from Alabama to New York City has left three people dead and threatens to dump a foot of snow in some areas
    • North Carolina cities Burlington, Greensboro and Roxboro has received eight inches or more of snow
    • Several inches fell in southeast Virginia, where a blizzard warning was issued for the cities along the coast
    • New York City is expected to see between three and five inches of snow, while forecasters predict as much as eight inches in Long Island 
    • Connecticut authorities shut down Interstate 91 in both directions after a 25-car pileup clogged traffic in Middletown  
    • Power outages have grown to 25,000 in North Carolina, according to a news release from the governor 
    • Many airlines have cancelled flights through Saturday and South Carolina officials have asked drivers to stay home due to the hazardous road conditions 
    • Meanwhile in California up to 12 inches of rain is expected over the weekend in lower-lying areas
    • The combination of heavy rain and melting snow could trigger the worst flooding the state has seen in at least 20 years


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    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4097266/Snowstorm-South-panic-West-Thousands-left-without-power-North-Carolina-blizzard-conditions-Virginia-make-driving-impossible-California-braces-rain-not-seen-decade.html

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4097266/Snowstorm-South-panic-West-Thousands-left-without-power-North-Carolina-blizzard-conditions-Virginia-make-driving-impossible-California-braces-rain-not-seen-decade.html#ixzz4V7YmYP8i
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