Killer Storm Slams Midwest As Winter Arrives
A historic December blizzard paralyzed the upper Midwest with up to six feet of snow and multi-day closures. Roads, schools, and airports were disrupted while thousands faced power outages and dozens of deaths were attributed to the storm. meanwhile a Pacific system hit the Northwest with wind and wet snow.
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Cold snap rolls into Delaware Valley with snow possible Thursday
Winter temperatures plunged 26 degrees across the Delaware Valley as a NW cold front moved in. Winds hit 31 mph with gusts over 40 mph making wind chill feel near zero. Forecasters say Thursday's precipitation could be rain or snow and expect near freezing highs and teens overnight. Last week’s rain pushed November rainfall to 6.09 inches at the airport, 2.77 inches above normal.
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