Blizzard of 1886 Peaks With Severe Snow and Winds
The Blizzard of 1886 peaked March 12 with over 4 feet of snow in New England and 70 mph winds creating rooftop drifts in New York City and Philadelphia. A national summary notes a storm overhead with thunderstorms on the southern Plains, record highs possible in the Southwest, and milder conditions over the East.
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Families of wounded troops say British care is appalling
Families of British troops wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan complain of appalling care in UK hospitals. They cite overflowing colostomy bags and delays in pain and mental health care, echoing critiques of care at Walter Reed.
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