Signs point to a strong polar vortex to start winter
Meteorologists expect a strong stratospheric polar vortex to begin winter, likely bringing unseasonable warmth to most of the southern central and eastern United States. Experts note a strong vortex may keep cold air bottled up but uncertainty remains into January and February.
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