Winter Storm Blankets Southern U.S. with Snow, Causes Widespread Disruptions
A winter storm has led to significant snowfalls and treacherous travel conditions across the southern U.S., prompting emergencies and school closures.
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This is Georgia's most significant snow storm since 2018.
Canceled flights, stranded cars, no power: Winter storm slams swath of U.S.
NPR·3M·ReliableThis source consistently reports facts with minimal bias, demonstrating high-quality journalism and accuracy.CenterThis outlet is balanced or reflects centrist views.While the chilly conditions sparked warnings about treacherous icy roads and forced mass school cancellations, many stuck at home were determined to make the most of the heavy snowfall.
Winter storm lets Southern states enjoy a rare snow day
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As much as a foot (about 31 centimeters) of snow fell in parts of Arkansas, where schools remained closed Friday.
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The polar vortex of ultra-cold air usually spins around the North Pole, but it sometimes ventures south into the U.S., Europe and Asia. Some experts say such events are happening more frequently, paradoxically, because of a warming world.
Winter storm plods into the Deep South, prompting states of emergency and school closures
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This comes after a colossal storm produced severe winter weather to much of the country, including northeastern Kansas into north-central Missouri, that saw snowfall around 15 inches.
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Winter Storm Moves South, States Declare Emergencies
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Summary
A winter storm is affecting southern U.S. states, leaving hazardous road conditions, school closures, and power outages. Heavy snowfall is impacting travel and daily activities, with emergency declarations in Arkansas, Georgia, and Tennessee as up to a foot of snow falls in areas. While many residents enjoy winter activities, officials warn against hazardous conditions on the roads.
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