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Severe Weather Causes Tornado, Ice Storm, and Heavy Snow Across the U.S.

A powerful storm system in the U.S. has led to a confirmed tornado in California, a fatal ice storm in the Midwest, and major snowfall in New York.

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Updated: Dec 15th, 2024, 2:11 PM ET

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Severe weather has struck various U.S. regions, causing a tornado in Scotts Valley, California, a deadly ice storm affecting Iowa and Nebraska, and over 33 inches of snow in upstate New York. The tornado, confirmed as EF1 with winds up to 90 mph, overturned vehicles and downed power lines in Scotts Valley. An ice storm caused multiple vehicle accidents in Nebraska, resulting in one fatality, while dense fog and potentially hazardous driving conditions persisted in nearby areas. Upstate New York recorded significant snowfall, prompting safety warnings for residents.

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