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Topic: Blizzards
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In Pictures: Winter storm: Northeast braces for snow
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Mayor Bloomberg on the ropes: Seven ways the blizzard still lingers
The harshest effects of this week's Northeast blizzard are starting to fade as snowplows reclaim New York City roadways and airport travelers rebook their way home. But the massive post-Christmas snowfall had some impacts that may linger for a while to come.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/28
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Blizzard 2010: What are Top 5 snow storms of the decade?
The past decade – the snowiest since the 1970s – has had several memorable snow storms.
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Blizzard closes highways from New Mexico to Kansas
Blizzard conditions shut down parts of I-40 and I-70 in New Mexico, Kansas, and Texas. At least six traffic fatalities were blamed on the snowstorm and high winds.
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Despite Southwest blizzard, hope of white Christmas fades for much of US
After two snowy years where over half the country woke up to snow on Christmas, this yuletide is expected to be far less white for much of the US – even with a blizzard in the Southwest.
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Southwest blizzard causing difficult driving conditions
Police say that crews are working on plowing, salting and cindering but that drivers need to use caution and slow down.
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Winter storm's airport impact: 13,000 canceled flights
As many fliers are discovering, airlines these days are canceling their flights well before a winter storm hits.
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Severe weather from Chicago to Boston as monster storm arrives
Severe weather, in the form of snow, is headed for St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, and Milwaukee. A monster storm could dump up to two-feet of snow and drifts piled up to 10 feet.
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Winter storms zap city budgets. Will FEMA help with snow plowing costs?
As another mega-storm bears down on a large swath of the US, snow-encrusted cities and states scramble to cover rising costs of snow plowing. FEMA might help, but qualifying for aid isn't easy.
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In Pictures: Winter storm: Northeast braces for snow
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Mayor Bloomberg on the ropes: Seven ways the blizzard still lingers
The harshest effects of this week's Northeast blizzard are starting to fade as snowplows reclaim New York City roadways and airport travelers rebook their way home. But the massive post-Christmas snowfall had some impacts that may linger for a while to come.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/28
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Blizzard 2010: What are Top 5 snow storms of the decade?
The past decade – the snowiest since the 1970s – has had several memorable snow storms.
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Snowfall totals: why blizzard 2010 didn't bring Northeast to its knees
Snowfall totals in the Northeast were big, but schoolkids were on vacation already, and in many cases their parents had time off from work.
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Winter storm bears down on US east coast
Weather forecasters predict a significant winter storm from the Mid-Atlantic through New England, including high winds and heavy snowfall. Hundreds of airline flights have been canceled.
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The New Economy
State of Delaware: Snow economics explains long state of emergency
Despite a state of emergency, Delaware and its neighbors can't justify lots of snowplows for infrequent snowstorms.
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East Coast braces for snow
New York is expected to bear the brunt this time, with airlines canceling flights in the region and schools shut for the day.
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Federal government closed, but Redskins game must go on
The federal government closed today because of the weekend blizzard, but the snow won't stop the Washington Redskins from battling the New York Giants at FedEx Field on Monday night.
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