It was the second highest rated snowstorm (despite its name) after the 100 hour snowstorm in 1969.
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As fires died out West, a new guise of climate disaster emerged with winter as snowstorm after snowstorm battered the Northeast.
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Fired, kind of: The firing of the city's head of emergency management after last month's snowstorm mess turned as messy as the snowstorm itself.
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Similarly, Wausau, Wisconsin, picked up 216 inches of snow, setting an April snowstorm record and making it the 22018nd-heaviest snowstorm of all-time at that location.
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" - Matthew, 36 "Watching 'Party Monster' during a snowstorm.
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"A late snowstorm in the spring or early snowstorm in the fall can have a lot of impacts — trees coming down, power lines coming down, and vegetation mortality," Contosta said.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Everyone is talking about the big snowstorm.
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Amy Klobuchar announced she's running for president in a snowstorm.
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A snowstorm forced the postponement of Monday's scheduled series opener.
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"This movement is not dissuaded by a snowstorm," Lowell said.
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Corey Brown left his home during a snowstorm Tuesday night.
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Thundersnow: Thundersnow is simply thunder and lightning during a snowstorm.
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She drove through a treacherous snowstorm to fill the prescription.
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Frigid conditions and a fierce snowstorm complicated rescue efforts even further.
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I drove through a snowstorm to see them in Hartford once.
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When life hands you a snowstorm, dig a giant bobsled track.
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But when we step outside, there's a full-on snowstorm happening!
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I landed in southern New Mexico, hours before a giant snowstorm.
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A rare snowstorm that hit Tokyo blanketed the city's Disneyland park.
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Nyc snowstorm no worries baby will give u a ride pic.twitter.
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The snowstorm also caused flight delays and cancellations across the country.
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Should we brace ourselves for toddlers toppling over in a snowstorm?
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That makes this the second largest snowstorm since 1869 in NYC.
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The developing snowstorm is in the bottom portion of the frame.
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But there's a chance of a looming snowstorm the following day.
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Last week, a relatively modest snowstorm paralyzed traffic across the region.
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Indeed, the first major snowstorm of the year has moved on.
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This snowstorm was particularly cruel to Buffalo because of Lake Erie.
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It's that the world during a snowstorm is smaller, quieter, softer.
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In 1987, a snowstorm closed Douglas County school 90 minutes early.
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In total, around 85 million people were affected by the snowstorm.
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In the foreground, dust and cosmic rays look like a snowstorm.
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It's not just that he got stuck in a snowstorm there.
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One day, she braved a snowstorm to get to the salon.
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An enormous snowstorm raced across the northern United States this weekend.
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Nyc snowstorm no worries baby will give u a ride 😎 pic.twitter.
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Ansel Elgort isn't going to let a little snowstorm slow him down!
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Another snowstorm is expected to lash the border area again on Friday.
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Eighty-nine pigeons huddle on the Washington Square Arch during a snowstorm.
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Outside your window, a small spring snowstorm is busy blanketing our region.
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Before a snowstorm, spotters place a white board faceup on the ground.
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Was this before or after they got in trouble for the snowstorm?
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Taylor Swift got a nice welcome to set from a fluffy snowstorm.
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So it was decided that last weekend's snowstorm would be streamed, too.
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The weekend snowstorm dropped 27 billion pounds of snow on the city.
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Why worry about a full moon in the middle of a snowstorm?
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The first open mic I attended was during a snowstorm in January.
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You were parked on the side of the highway in a snowstorm.
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The House also lost a week due to last month's massive snowstorm.
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Check out the killer tracks you'll be listening to, all snowstorm long.
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It's the first day of spring with a snowstorm forecast for Washington.
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What are your favorite activities during a snowstorm, either indoors or outside?
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And to think I had been worried about a late-season snowstorm.
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The snowstorm killed 70 people, and caused about $2 billion of damage.
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"I was born in a snowstorm," he says, by way of explanation.
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Not all of them are trapped in the mountains during a snowstorm.
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Audrey Mash got caught in a snowstorm while hiking in the Pyrenees.
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A jogger crosses the Brooklyn Bridge during the snowstorm in New York.
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"It's great to have a big snowstorm on December 1st," he said.
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An "unusually fast and intense" snowstorm shut down cities across the Northeast.
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Touchdown, Atlanta, the same process in reverse, as a freak snowstorm hits.
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Go deeper: "Potentially historic" October snowstorm expected to strike north-central U.S.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The snowstorm in New York City on Feb.
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Could the most dangerous place in London during a snowstorm be . . . Mayfair?
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Like a million others this past week, I shared snowstorm photos there.
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A snowstorm hit right after Christmas, inspiring them to build a snow slide.
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Nyc snowstorm no worries baby will give u a ride 😎 pic.twitter.
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Baltimore's 210 inches ranks as the largest snowstorm on record at that location.
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It's three weeks into the new year, and a major snowstorm is brewing.
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And arriving to this: Nova Scotia was in the middle of a snowstorm.
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They won't be the best shoe to wear in a snowstorm, for example.
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Yet another snowstorm will wallop the northern Plains and Upper Midwest on Sunday.
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In January, 2013, they left New Hampshire during a snowstorm and headed south.
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The East Coast is expecting a snowstorm this weekend, one of historic proportions.
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"It's too cold and gray," she said after a visit during a snowstorm.
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If the Army acted, they'd be facing 2,000 veterans and a big snowstorm.
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"It's like a snowstorm, we all rush to the market," Mr. Cohen said.
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"I drove in a snowstorm to see him in Sioux City," she said.
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Even a last-minute snowstorm the day before the races couldn't save us.
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As a snowstorm hems them in, the children watch Grace with unconcealed suspicion.
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Blizzard The title blizzard is often tossed around casually about a big snowstorm.
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As long as there's not a big snowstorm, everyone's in a good mood.
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The city's biggest snowstorm, which struck in January 2016, left behind 27.5 inches.
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Don't let the snowstorm and the few blooms fool you: Allergens are here.
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Turn-by-turn driving directions just won't suffice in a big Seattle snowstorm.
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Kevin James and Mike DelGuidice recently got stuck in a New York City snowstorm.
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A freak snowstorm on March 25th seemed to confirm that the thaw was over.
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The governor shut down the subways during a snowstorm without first telling the mayor.
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But one flight that landed in Cincinnati skidded off the runway during a snowstorm.
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The snowstorm came close to being the biggest in New York City since 22.
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The Texas Panhandle got a jump on winter yesterday with a rare October snowstorm.
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RUBIO: Chris — Chris, your state got hit by a massive snowstorm two weeks ago.
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So let's just ignore the fact that we had a snowstorm in mid-March.
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The snowstorm prompted Cooper, a Democrat, to postpone his inauguration ceremony planned for Saturday.
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COMMUTE • If the snowstorm snarls your travel plans, we've got an airport survival guide.
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But rescue efforts were hindered by a snowstorm which blocked access to the hotel.
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Baltimore Baltimore's 29.2 inches ranks as the largest snowstorm on record at that location.
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I had seen Bills fans wearing nothing but shorts in snowstorm games against Chiefs.
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Last month, TC declared force majeure on Keystone due to a snowstorm in Manitoba.
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Last month, TC declared force majeure on Keystone due to a snowstorm in Manitoba.
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"The Moth Snowstorm," however, is much more than a paean to the Earth's beauty.
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"The Moth Snowstorm" is an inspiring book, and I salute McCarthy for his boldness.
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The spring snowstorm that pummeled our city yesterday shed its final flakes around dawn.
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The premise: a snowstorm has surprised Atlanta and the hospital staff is snowed in.
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Leave it to Netflix to make being stranded in a snowstorm look so enjoyable.
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Paul, unfortunately, crashes his car during a snowstorm in Colorado and breaks both legs.
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In 1934, people weren't trudging through a snowstorm, but standing firm as they protested.
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In 1983, Plainview, New York, resident Debbie White pushed her groceries through a snowstorm.
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Kat Vlasica, Aliana's mother, said they came to their neighborhood hill for every snowstorm.
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But the schedule could change if Washington, D.C. is hit hard by a snowstorm.
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Hackers took out City Hall's help line in Akron, Ohio, during a major snowstorm.
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Ms. Clements's husband drove through a snowstorm to make sure she would be there.
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But they got lost along the way, caught in a snowstorm that disorientated them.
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The day of the big snowstorm in Washington— that's a day I'll never forget.
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The ensemble stalled out and folded in the face of a snowstorm in Montana.
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New York City is straddling the line between a heavy snowstorm and a moderate event.
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The House cancelled its entire schedule last week after a snowstorm hit the East Coast.
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TSA spokesman Michael Bilello said more officers called out than usually do during a snowstorm.
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The snowstorm grounded more than 1,000 flights on Sunday, a busy post-Thanksgiving travel day.
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Oregon grapples with snow In the West, a snowstorm hammered parts of Oregon on Wednesday.
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A snowstorm in 2010 that left some riders stranded for hours changed the authority's approach.
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Once, during a snowstorm, "a man brought his two little girls with him," says Cottingham.
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You can't take a Bird scooter to the airport or across town in a snowstorm.
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Then there was a huge snowstorm — 4-foot snow here in Maryland; it was deep.
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The largest snowstorm on record for the city was in 1922, when 28 inches fell.
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A late spring snowstorm is bringing snow across upper elevations in the Western United States.
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Find out how many people are in space right now, away from this snowstorm. 213.
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Washington, D.C.Washington, D.C., residents are expecting a strong snowstorm to hit the city Friday afternoon.
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Dyne Suh had driven in a snowstorm to the Airbnb rental near Big Bear, California.
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Researchers have found that heart-related hospitalizations increase shortly after a snowstorm blankets a region.
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But in the days after the snowstorm that swept up the East Coast on Jan.
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If the forecast holds, this could be the biggest spring snowstorm in our city's history.
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Building a snowman (or snowwoman) isn't the only activity New Yorkers enjoy during a snowstorm.
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Our interview almost ended before it began when he was delayed by a freak snowstorm.
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"There was a huge snowstorm and that kind of thwarted our plan," Mr. Cohen said.
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I&aposll use the analogy of a predicted snowstorm to depict the naysayers&apos plight.
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The largest snowstorm in New York City history -- of 27.5 inches -- occurred in January 2016.
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It was rated the fourth largest snowstorm ever, behind the 1993 "Storm of the Century."
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Prosecutors said the rabbits lacked shelter and were in danger because of the imminent snowstorm.
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In 1967, a New England woman buckled her collar during a spring snowstorm in Boston.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in the U.S. Midwest growing region threatening supplies were also supportive.
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The snowstorm has already snarled traffic across the state, the Colorado Department of Transportation said.
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Not even a snowstorm can stop Joe Jonas from spending quality time with Sophie Turner.
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While an April snowstorm seems like a punch in the gut, April snowstorms do happen.
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The prospect of a big snowstorm hitting the state could encourage Iowans to finish up faster.
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A man walks through a snowstorm outside the New Hampshire Democratic Party McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club.
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The snowstorm kept a bunch of people away so there wasn't even that many people there.
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Across the state line in Portland, a heavy snowstorm brought the evening commute to a crawl.
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A vehicle crosses a snow-covered road near the Holland Tunnel during a snowstorm on Jan.
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Using its supercomputers, on Friday NASA was able to animate the predicted path of the snowstorm.
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While this week's Saharan snowstorm was unusual, "it's not like it's never happened before," Kaplan says.
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Tuesday's flight disruptions come after a snowstorm canceled hundreds of flights in Seattle during the weekend.
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Efforts to review those pages were then further hindered by this weekend's snowstorm, the department argued.
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If this does happen, it would be the biggest Northeast snowstorm all winter for many locations.
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On Krasner's fourth day in office, a Friday, the office was closed, due to a snowstorm.
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It's why you shovel the neighbors' walk after a snowstorm or offer to watch their children.
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The Snowstorm is a research project created by engineering undergraduates from the National University of Singapore.
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Hope surged, a scarcity during the crisis of the snowstorm, saving me, too, from the cold.
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In many ways, Sunday's outage was no different from a massive snowstorm blowing through the region.
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And we finally get to make time for our favorite snowstorm activity: doing nothing at all.
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It's like you remember from your local sledding hill, when school was closed for a snowstorm.
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Live Briefing • A spring snowstorm is sweeping through the Northeast, the fourth nor'easter of the month.
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Sometimes there is a lot of snow, giving the sense of skiers flying in a snowstorm.
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There was one case where we had a tremendous snowstorm, and it was just about frozen.
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From February 10 to 12, this snowstorm hit a wide area from Virginia to New England.
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She received a diaper delivery from Mr. Booker after tweeting about being homebound in a snowstorm.
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A Sanders event in rural Ottumwa, Iowa, drew 200 people on Sunday night during a snowstorm.
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During a winter snowstorm, the speaker's Snowcam drove record traffic to his website, especially new visitors.
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In 1937, far from the cities, a lone cowboy monitored cattle during a white-out snowstorm.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was driving on West End Avenue one day after a snowstorm.
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Workers carry shovels while crossing a street near Union Square during the snowstorm in New York.
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November 22014-10.43, 210.4: Thanksgiving Snowstorm Albany, New York, took a major punch on Thanksgiving 2310.
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On the morning she chose, a snowstorm hit, and only six friends and relatives turned up.
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The process had been repeatedly disrupted for days and was further hampered Wednesday by a snowstorm.
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The Hague Journal THE HAGUE — Hours before a rare snowstorm hit this city last month, Sgt.
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The women were caught in a snowstorm on Monday afternoon while crossing into the U.S. The women were caught in a snowstorm on Monday afternoon while crossing into the U.S. A settlement ruling will expedite the ruling of asylum cases delayed by the 2017 travel bans.
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Amy Klobuchar for looking like a "Snowman(woman)!" when she announced her run outdoors during a snowstorm.
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The snowstorm likely wasn't the only reason for the unusually large flock of geese passing over Butte.
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But whether the East Coast has a significant snowstorm to go along with the cold remains unclear.
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Meanwhile, the Plains and Mountain West will have to deal with severe storms, flooding and a snowstorm.
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Last year, a mid-April snowstorm brought a record 15.8 inches of snow to Minnesota's Minneapolis-St.
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But it was also the sixth top-10 snowstorm to hit the city since the year 2000.
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From here, we go to a much more fun place: a snowstorm in the middle of nowhere!
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It is possible this will be a top three snowstorm for Washington, but that is not guaranteed.
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Men plow snow at the Times Square during a snowstorm in New York on March 14, 2017.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota showed off Midwestern grit by smiling through her announcement speech in a snowstorm.
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Forecasters say southeast Massachusetts could get the brunt of a snowstorm that's heading for the East Coast.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the strength of the snowstorm took the city by surprise.
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During a severe snowstorm in the winter of 2010 he did not take the situation seriously enough.
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During last winter's big snowstorm, the shop glowed like a lighthouse amid a sea of darkened storefronts.
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Dealing with an early snowstorm, Bob goes to pick up Gayle from her home on Thanksgiving morning.
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The boy runs away during a violent snowstorm and is presumed dead, but strange things begin happening.
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An hour later, I was in an ambulance, being taken through the snowstorm to the nearest hospital.
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JetBlue had a great example of a proper apology when there was a massive snowstorm in 2007.
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Another snowstorm made its belated way in on Wednesday, delaying the subways, shutting down the schools. Me?
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It's the morning after a freak snowstorm when I'm supposed to be in touch with Mike Tolan.
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"A man called Lightnin' Ellis had first used the word for a snowstorm in 1870," he learned.
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Not every hot summer day or winter snowstorm can be chalked up to climate change, of course.
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Interestingly, it isn't too brutal to have a snowstorm this late in the season in New York.
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Boston has recorded its highest tide in nearly a century on the heels of this week's snowstorm.
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Last January, the first BroadwayCon brought thousands of theater fans to New York despite a massive snowstorm.
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In 1900, people clutched their hats and umbrellas as New York was swept up in a snowstorm.
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In 1944, a man named Sam Karshnowitz led a horse through a bitter snowstorm in New York.
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It features my two siblings and me in front of our childhood home after a huge snowstorm.
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She depends on dialysis treatments -- and that meant the snowstorm could be a life or death situation.
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Chicago's biggest snowstorm in 3 years A foot of snow is still a big deal for Chicagoans.
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Last year, a mid-April snowstorm brought a record 15.8 inches of snow to the Twin Cities.
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There was a snowstorm, so Buckley's father decided to stay indoors instead of heading to the polls.
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The snowstorm blanketed much of western Oregon, dumping up to five feet of snow in some areas.
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This, remember, is the city where seven feet of snow fell during a single snowstorm in November 2014.
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A snowstorm delayed Jones' arrival in South Korea, but it didn't stop her from giving her hot takes.
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Celtics roll over 76ers PHILADELPHIA — A snowstorm wiped out Saturday's game between the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers.
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You still have electricity, though, so you watch a movie about a family trapped inside during a snowstorm.
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These flares are ignited as a plane flies through a snowstorm, releasing silver iodide particles into the clouds.
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I had to ship it out the next day — on a Sunday — and this was during that snowstorm.
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The Fed said everyone was able to attend the meeting in person despite the weekend snowstorm in Washington.
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After a downright balmy holiday season, the East Coast is preparing for its first big snowstorm of 2016.
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Sales rose strongly in the U.S. Northeast, despite a massive snowstorm, and were also up in the Midwest.
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The sun is shining, the air is deceptively cold, and everyone is waiting around for an impending snowstorm.
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A peek outside your window might not prove it (see you soon, snowstorm), but spring has officially sprung.
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But Abell, an experienced hiker, knew a snowstorm was coming and tried to talk Groene out of it.
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He added that trade volume would likely be light given a snowstorm in the greater New York area.
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There are lots of fun things to do during a snowstorm, like drink hot chocolate and build snowmen.
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Capitol Hill is expected to be hit with the biggest snowstorm of the year in the coming days.
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The incident happened during a snowstorm in Iowa, on a day where several other presidential candidates cancelled events.
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It's Thursday evening here in Washington and the only thing anyone can talk about is the pending snowstorm.
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New York City schools will be closed Thursday due to the impending snowstorm, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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Not because of under-staffing; not because of a lack of funding; and not because of a snowstorm.
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A Washington news reporter and photographer rescued a drowning woman drowning in a creek during a snowstorm Sunday.
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After several days of warmer weather in recent weeks, the timing for the snowstorm could make residents wince.
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New York City's largest snowstorm after the vernal equinox was on April 53, 1915, when 10 inches fell.
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It's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than a classic 1930's-style depression.
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Once to talk about the city's response to a snowstorm and a second time to discuss Hillary Clinton.
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A heavy snowstorm had closed the roads, leaving Laura and Jason unable to reach Grand Forks that night.
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For children who longed for a snow day, the news of the snowstorm was a reason to cheer.
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But the Midwestern winter — which often throws in a snowstorm in April — could endure for many more weeks.
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In 1945, pedestrians with linked arms waited to cross a road during a snowstorm in New York City.
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Crucial percussion instruments arrived broken; New York was clobbered by a massive snowstorm the morning of the performance.
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"I would call it a pretty typical snowstorm," said Matt Doody, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article about the first major snowstorm of the season.
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The snowstorm was ultimately harmless, but it still set off a brutal evisceration of Tomas's stoic patriarchy. —E.
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For only the second time, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority shut down the subway's aboveground stations for a snowstorm.
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Klobuchar announced on the Mississippi River in the middle of a Midwestern snowstorm to drive that point home.
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The snowstorm in Washington, DC, on February 5-6, 2010 was dubbed "Snowmageddon" with 17.8 inches of snow.
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The northern grain belt states are dealing with high rainfall and a snowstorm, delaying their harvest, Reuters reports.
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Someone in your life was complaining that the snowstorm that hit the Northeast ruined their plans for SXSW.
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Washington Dulles International Airport also consolidated security checkpoints after the region was hit by a snowstorm over the weekend.
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A few weeks back, the Times asked Snapchat users to snap them photos and videos of the big snowstorm.
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That year, a massive snowstorm and an overstretched network prevented deliveries across the carrier networks from arriving on time.
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This storm was so severe that it set all-time records, not just milestones for the heaviest spring snowstorm.
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Her answer: "I'm running this campaign on grit" — as demonstrated by her February campaign announcement outside in a snowstorm.
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I kissed a boy in a snowstorm while wearing the tomato-red coat with its silver-dollar-size buttons.
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A massive snowstorm is expected to dump a total of 30 inches on the city and its surrounding areas.
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If it arrives, the system would be the first major snowstorm to hit the U.S. East Coast this winter.
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Neistat most recently gained notoriety for snowboarding behind a Jeep through New York City during the January 2016 snowstorm.
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But Petit, a French musher who lives in the Alaska ski community of Girdwood, got lost in a snowstorm.
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However, this is not looking like a major snowstorm with greater than 6 inches falling in New York City.
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Even the meteorologists tasked with predicting the storm seem a bit stunned by the prospect of a major snowstorm.
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Is snowstorm Stella leaving you with a case of the winter blues (that can only be cured by shopping?).
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It was during the huge, crazy snowstorm [a few years ago in February], so it was for a reason.
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After realizing that both of their flights to Washington, D.C., had been canceled due to the Northeast snowstorm, Rep.
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It mocked Mr. Christie for planning to remain on the campaign trail even as the snowstorm approached his state.
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Below the surface, maps are static, which helps AVs see the road, even in situations like a driving snowstorm.
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For historical perspective, consider that Washington has not had a 20-inch or greater snowstorm in nearly 100 years.
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You hide in the horse to keep yourself warm during a snowstorm, you know, you take the guts out.
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One day we're fighting our way through a snowstorm and the next we're being teased with spring-like conditions.
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The mild waters also raise the question of whether global warming is contributing to such an unusually prodigious snowstorm.
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When a snowstorm hit Chicago, Project X updated its digital advertisements for the local Kmart to showcase snow shovels.
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Its executive producer Mary Robertson compares the women to so-called blizzard babies born nine months after a snowstorm.
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New York City (CNN)Stand in Times Square as clean-up crews try to keep up with the snowstorm.
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The East Coast might face a massive snowstorm this weekend, one that meteorologists say could be of "historic" proportions.
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A massive snowstorm is currently hurling towards the East Coast — but don't worry, your favorite brands have your back.
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Yet it defended the delay, blaming an internal oversight and the snowstorm that crippled Washington in the past week.
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Its efforts to correct the problem were further delayed by the snowstorm, which closed the federal government through Wednesday.
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When you think about tough gear that'll last you through an epic snowstorm, chances are, Columbia comes to mind.
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The Senate is heading toward a battle over energy reform as it returns to Washington after a historic snowstorm.
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ON TAP THURSDAY I: The Senate votes on the water rule resolution before leaving town ahead of the snowstorm.
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From New York to Washington to Virginia, the snowstorm is blamed directly or indirectly for at least 38 deaths.
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Miller left Sunday's snowstorm game in Green Bay with injured ribs and was able to return, but was ineffective.
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They also shared the same gym, which is where they crossed paths during a major snowstorm in December 2010.
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Real diversity would celebrate the mundane — like a little kid going out after a snowstorm — rather than the exceptional.
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As predicted, New Yorkers were treated to the somewhat rare phenomenon, characterized by lighting and thunder during a snowstorm.
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"This track came about late at night in the studio during a massive snowstorm here in Toronto," he said.
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What about driving into the sun's glare, or during a snowstorm, or dealing with dirty or ice-coated sensors?
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"I can tell you that staffers at that level are discussing everything from a snowstorm to major policy announcements."
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A snowstorm in Chicago delayed the Cavaliers' travel plans and created an extra arduous ending to the team's sojourn.
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A powerful early season snowstorm closed roads, as it continued to pummel the Northern Plains with blizzard conditions Saturday.
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The snowstorm was named Knickerbocker, after the Knickerbocker Theatre in Washington, which collapsed because of the storm's heavy snowfall.
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It holds the world record for the most snow falling in a single snowstorm, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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For three days in February, including President's Day, a snowstorm caused delays and deaths across much of the northeast.
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Ties "I don't want you on the road in a snowstorm," I told my 18-year-old son, Noah.
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During a recent snowstorm, she and J. lost power and had to escape their freezing apartment with the baby.
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One step too close, and swirling masses of these birds propel themselves into a disorienting snowstorm of whirring wings.
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In 1946, young Jerry Harrison continued his Denver Post delivery run during the city's worst snowstorm in 33 years.
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The snowstorm forced schools to close in Denver on Thursday after schools were closed in Spokane, Washington, on Wednesday.
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A major snowstorm hit New Hampshire on Monday, and could potentially have some impact on turnout Tuesday as well.
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Once, while battling through a snowstorm, he briefly considered reburying them to lighten his load, then changed his mind.
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Winter was Bill's favorite time because after a big snowstorm there would be mounds of snow at the crosswalks.
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Massive record setting snowstorm and freezing temperatures in U.S. Smart that GLOBAL WARMING hoaxsters changed name to CLIMATE CHANGE!
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The women were caught in a snowstorm on Monday afternoon while crossing into the U.S. Story at a glance Three migrant women were caught in a snowstorm and froze to death on Monday in California while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and The Sacramento Bee.
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Sales rose strongly in the Northeast, despite a major snowstorm in late January, and were also up in the Midwest.
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An exodus ensues as voters grab their jackets and head out, hoping to be home ahead of an impending snowstorm.
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The snowstorm is rapidly intensifying, and the National Weather Service is predicting snowfall rates of about 2 inches per hour.
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When he got caught in an Iowa snowstorm, it crowed over his decision -- reportedly unsuccessful -- to drive through the blizzard.
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If you're at home and want a first-person look at Times Square, experience the snowstorm in virtual reality here.
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Finally, financial markets, usually for stocks and commodity assets that related to snowstorm, investors put close eyes on retailers' performance.
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February 10, 2017 In today's show, you'll learn why a major snowstorm in the U.S. Northeast isn't technically a nor'easter.
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Russia is sending in its soldiers to unearth Moscow after a record-setting snowstorm buried the capital over the weekend.
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It's getting lighter earlier, we're ready to unpack our sandals, and yet we've been hit with another (hopefully final) snowstorm.
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Hospitals routinely see an uptick in admissions for cold-related symptoms and heart problems in the days after a snowstorm.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Digging out of a major snowstorm is a grueling task, as we were all recently reminded.
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But this month's extreme fluctuation of conditions—a snowstorm one day and tank top weather the next—has us confused.
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The well was freezing at -20 Celsius, following a snowstorm that has gripped Serbia and other parts of northern Europe.
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New York City is set to see about 2 to 3 inches before the snowstorm moves out by 3 p.m.
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During a big snowstorm this past winter, they all went out to shovel people's driveways, former Mayor Malcolm Eaton said.
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The real exhaustion set in during a delayed trip back from Boston through the season's first snowstorm following Saturday's game.
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" Call him: 307-772-2451 | Email him "I barely made it back here because of a May snowstorm in Wyoming.
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K.C. July HRW wheat futures surged to seven-week high of $4.74-3/4 per bushel after the weekend snowstorm.
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After being trapped inside for the past few days, there's nothing quite like snowball fight to celebrate a historic snowstorm.
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Given the overarching creepiness of a lot of Craigslist ads, most of these snowstorm requests are on the sweeter side.
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A rare snowstorm in Rome on Monday prompted Italian authorities to call in the army to help clear the streets.
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A massive snowstorm that blanketed the Northeast region in late January was also blamed for the decline in signed contracts.
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They campaigned in Iowa in 2008 — on a bus, during a snowstorm, at one point stuck on an icy incline.
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A huge snowstorm is expected to hit this weekend and humans everywhere are clamoring for supplies to keep themselves toasty.
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It's an impression, no more than that, like sticking out your tongue in a snowstorm and catching a few flakes.
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On Day 43, after the death and funeral of Gideon Fleet, hero of New London, the snowstorm reaches its apex.
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But I am toying with the idea of worshipping the god of the Mexican volcano that caused that freak snowstorm.
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He also did not appear in public Wednesday after his daily schedule was scrapped due to a snowstorm in Washington.
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In contrast, the P-3 is designed to fly right through the snowstorm to sample snow, ice, humidity and temperature.
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It's like depicting a snowstorm through its flurries and drifts, because the point of view of each snowflake is irrelevant.
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Passengers at Terminal 4 at Kennedy Airport discovered that in January 2018 after a snowstorm caused bottlenecks and delayed flights.
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It never disappoints, from its onstage snowstorm to the one-ton Christmas tree that grows from 23 to 7183 feet.
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Mr. Forcade urged him to rent a helicopter and hover over the Sex Pistols' bus during a snowstorm in Dallas.
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Mr. Flanagan summoned the remaining 23 Republican members to the Capitol on Friday for a vote, despite a strong snowstorm.
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Long before the first snowstorm hits, the onset of cool weather brings drivers a unique set of dangers and inconveniences.
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It never disappoints, from its onstage snowstorm to the one-ton Christmas tree that grows from 12 to 40 feet.
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The snowstorm covered an area from West Virginia to Pennsylvania, and buried parts in more than 30 inches of snow.
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Beginning on March 12, the US had what is commonly referred to as the worst snowstorm of the 20th century.
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In 1978, two men with hands and heads covered hoped for a ride during a snowstorm in Commack, New York.
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Stuck indoors during a snowstorm last winter, she suddenly felt inspired to give the room a salon-style gallery wall.
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A forecast for an early spring snowstorm could snarl the timeline if it shuts down roads and closes the government.
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Mr. Minton flew through a snowstorm in a small plane to Ithaca, N.Y., to meet Nabokov and secure the deal.
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In New York City, the arrival of a major snowstorm offers a high-stakes challenge for state and city officials.
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Just last year, the Twin Cities experienced their top April snowstorm with 15.8 inches of snow April 13-16, 2018.
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Washington has not seen this big a snowstorm in decades and locals took full advantage to enjoy the wintry landscape.
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Note: Opening arguments in the case, originally set for Wednesday, have been postponed until Thursday because of the expected snowstorm.
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Pacific Northwest snowstorm: Seattle has already had its snowiest February since 1949, and several more storms are threatening the region.
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The fighting broke out in the midst of a snowstorm overnight Tuesday and has continued unabated since, the observers say.
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Most Muscovites hurrying through a pelting snowstorm said they considered the ban yet another politicized decision meant to punish Russia.
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Mounted in a long, white-walled space, the show suggests a simulated snowstorm: the artificial version of a natural whiteout.
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Though the snowstorm was not exactly surprising — it is January, after all — its impact has proved frightening, especially on transportation.
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As she struggled through the terrain of eastern Oregon, however, a snowstorm almost immediately derailed her plans for any records.
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An impending snowstorm might keep the two Republicans marooned here for the night, in a hotel chock-full of Democrats.
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The journey is an estimated 52 hours, but this year a snowstorm in Nevada delayed the train by two hours.
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That snowstorm, the first of two major storms to hit Mid-Atlantic States that month, dropped over 20 inches in Washington.
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Meanwhile, fresh capital is piling up in the coffers of local startups with all the intensity of a New England snowstorm.
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The company said some of that softness was due to Hurricane Michael, the California wildfires, and the recent East Coast snowstorm.
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Appropriately, the video was shot in Central Park during the massive snowstorm that hit New York City a few weeks ago.
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It's hard to think of another competitive shooter that could fascinate players with a slowly rolling cube or a brief snowstorm.
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At Moncler, artist Val Garland dusted white powder onto models' sets to mimic the effect of being caught in a snowstorm.
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Once, he drove all the way to the McDonald's in a snowstorm to satisfy his craving, but the restaurant was closed.
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On Monday into Tuesday morning, the storm swept across Colorado, where it was billed as the first major snowstorm of 2016.
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As a snowstorm swept Boston late Tuesday, a police wagon found itself stuck in a snowbank in the city's South End.
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He concentrated on taking images of the emperor penguin chicks huddled together to shield themselves from the force of the snowstorm.
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The Bluejays had a little extra time to savor Saturday's win as a snowstorm prevented them from flying home until Sunday.
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And I maintain a personal Facebook page where I mainly post things for friends like snowstorm photos or Red Sox news.
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With the potential for a crippling snowstorm in the nation's biggest cities, the National Weather Service is not taking any chances.
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But when you add an unexpected winter snowstorm that cancelled most Northeast flights, it turned into a downright nightmare this year.
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America's northeast is digging itself out from a major winter snowstorm that kept a lot of people at home on Tuesday.
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On March 9, the couple headed toward Langtang in Rasuwa district, but did not turn back when confronted with a snowstorm.
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A major snowstorm is upon the East Coast this weekend with some areas expected to receive over a foot of snow.
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During our conversation on the mountain we actually had to hold filming because of a crazy whiteout snowstorm that blew in.
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On the cusp of another snowstorm in the northeast, you may be wondering how to feel anything but annoyance at snow.
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When all of Washington closes down for a snowstorm, regulars know that the court will meet to get its work done.
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Weather issues may have had a hand in March's numbers as a big snowstorm in mid-month may have depressed activity.
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The data suggest that the slowdown caused by a late-January snowstorm which stranded millions in the U.S. Northeast was unusual.
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There's a possibly apocryphal story that Turner once lashed himself to a ship's mast to fully experience a snowstorm at sea.
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When we reached the intersection, Olson called Emily and said she was going to lead me through the snowstorm, to Burns.
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But it's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than it is to a classic 1930s style depression.
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They make their way in the midst of a snowstorm, popping oxys, and not really saying anything meaningful to each other.
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But it's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than it is to a classic 85033s-style depression.
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The snowstorm also brought a rare phenomenon in some parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York, the weather service said.
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I posted a picture in March of the New York Times headquarters looking serene before a snowstorm to my Instagram account.
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Carnival is celebrated around the world, Icelandic horses brave a snowstorm, praying over President Trump, Kobe and Gianna Bryant are remembered.
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In October, five grizzly bears were killed by trains on the Blackfeet reservation adjacent to Glacier Park after a major snowstorm.
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MLB BASEBALL There may have been a big snowstorm recently, but that's not stopping baseball from heralding the return of spring.
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A trash collector in Lakewood continued working despite a snowstorm that left an inch of snow on the ground in Colorado.
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How the 'bromance' began A snowstorm helped to seal the alliance between the House of Saud and the House of Trump.
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He was 27 when his father died and he was coronated King of England in the middle of a terrible snowstorm.
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" — COLBERT "Today, the East Coast was hit with a major snowstorm, and it forced New York City public schools to close.
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The widower's daughter wishes to spend Christmas in Evergreen, so we can all blame her for the snowstorm that strands them.
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A significant snowstorm is headed to the Northeast today, with eight to 12 inches forecast in the New York City area.
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The ramp opened on Wednesday afternoon, just as travelers flocked to La Guardia after a snowstorm disrupted most flights on Tuesday.
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The Shasta County undersheriff declared a local state of emergency Wednesday due to the "significant damage" caused by a recent snowstorm.
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I was in tiptop shape, about to run my 10th marathon, when a snowstorm smacked into New Jersey, where I live.
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My friend said to me there's no way we're going to that game now, in the snowstorm, and we didn't go.
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It was two-hour drive from Salt Lake City to Clawson, with white-knuckle steering through mountain passes in a snowstorm.
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He declared that Mr. Christie had to be shamed into returning to his own state during a major snowstorm two weeks ago.
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The crash occurred during a snowstorm that was expected to leave up to a foot of snow on parts of New England.
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New York is so cold right now, but thankfully I missed the bulk of the snowstorm while I was away for Christmas.
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Thanks to a snowstorm that hit Washington, D.C., there were major flight and train delays that left Congress members scrambling for transportation.
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Sidebar this is exactly how I look at home in a snowstorm, but add a bag of chocolate and a grilled cheese.
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But less than 24 hours later, that false spring gave way to full-bore winter as a major snowstorm pounded the region.
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The travelers were among the thousands trapped on roadways by the weekend snowstorm that stretched across much of the eastern United States.
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According to the National Weather Service, a significant snowstorm will precede the second surge of polar air, which will arrive on Saturday.
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Now that the holidays are over and the East Coast is being slammed with a huge snowstorm, hibernation season has officially begun.
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At least 29 people were killed in storm-related deaths, and the biggest snowstorm of the season affected about 50 million people.
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Say you want to know what the weather is while you're making beach plans, or if a snowstorm has delayed your bus.
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The interconnected nature of extreme climate events -- a snowstorm that then leads to massive flooding -- makes jurisdictions ever more vulnerable to crises.
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You had to work around an unexpected snowstorm in this film, but you've said those kinds of shooting problems don't faze you.
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House members could see votes delayed until Tuesday due to the snowstorm over the weekend, but no final decisions have been made.
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On their first date — a blind one — he picked her up in a snowstorm, when almost everyone in town had lost power.
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Taking into consideration the flu outbreak and the snowstorm, Long made the executive decision to buy the decryption keys from the hackers.
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BroadwayCon, the multiday gathering of theater fans that survived a record snowstorm during its first convention earlier this year, is getting bigger.
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Sledders enjoy a run on Monday at the Capitol after a weekend snowstorm that left 10 inches of snow in the region.
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A snowstorm expected to blow through Tuesday's voting in New Hampshire threatens to dampen turnout and scramble an already turbulent presidential contest.
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But when they end up stranded in a cabin with a snowstorm approaching, the boys realize Dad may not be that stable.
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But blogger Leah Stanley decided to brave the snowstorm — in a bikini, no less — to send a relatable message about body-positivity.
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The Shelter Press website mentions it was made during a snowstorm—can you tell me a bit about what that was like?
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"A snowstorm on the first day of spring is a good reminder that anything can happen, but we're always prepared," she said.
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During the snowstorm last week, a section of the ceiling in the Arts and Music section on the third floor began leaking.
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But an early letter to his father shows the 11-year-old's excitement about something any child would appreciate: an epic snowstorm.
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"I think you all know, I announced my candidacy in the middle of that snowstorm," Klobuchar told the crowd in Iowa City.
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A sentencing hearing with the same jury is scheduled to begin Monday, pending possible delays for a snowstorm predicted for the weekend.
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Mr. Esposito appeared along with several city officials on Thursday at a City Council hearing on the city's response to the snowstorm.
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Their exchange, centered on the snowstorm, became heated, said a City Hall official who requested anonymity to discuss the closed-door deliberations.
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That year, New York City got 21 inches of snow in early March — still the third-worst snowstorm in the city's history.
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In some ways it's a lot like covering a big snowstorm, where the city appears super empty of people amid the storm.
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On a recent morning, they looked out their windows and saw a rare October snowstorm had descended on Northern Arizona's high country.
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Jeff Colyer of Kansas declared a state of disaster emergency, enabling state resources to be used for the response to the snowstorm.
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Fashion Review The apocalypse comes to Paris Fashion Week with floods at Balenciaga, a snowstorm at Thom Browne and darkness at Valentino.
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It was the light of a winter snowstorm pressing in from the west; it was the moody dimming of dusk at midday.
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Beginning on November 17, and lasting five days, a snowstorm battered Buffalo and covered it with more than 7 feet of snow.
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When my Westie, Sally, became ill during a snowstorm, there was no choice other than to hail a cab to the vet.
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Thanks to an unexpected snowstorm that caused an overnight delay, we ended up back in the lounge the following morning for breakfast.
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" On her campaign announcement during a snowstorm: "As you all know, I am now officially running for President of the United States.
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Although a late November snowstorm is no surprise in the Rockies, this one in particular took its toll right before the holiday.
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Trump had to cancel a town hall his campaign had scheduled Friday because a snowstorm blocked his return flight into the state.
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Snow days have been declared across the region, with millions of children getting a chance to enjoy the first snowstorm of 2018.
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Jackson Hole's last multiday closing during ski season was in 1986, Ms. Cole said, when there was a snowstorm and avalanche risk.
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Because of the snowstorm, the morning dress rehearsal for the final program of the orchestra's Tchaikovsky festival was pushed to early afternoon.
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There is also a chance for a modest snowstorm on Sunday night and a heavier one on Monday night, Professor Mass said.
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Critical Shopper Two days before the snowstorm that was supposed to be a blizzard (but wasn't quite), I decided to get serious.
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A massive snowstorm has been pummeling the East Coast on Friday and Saturday, leaving two feet or more of snow in some areas.
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If a business decides to shut down because of a snowstorm or hurricane, employees who were scheduled to work simply won't get paid.
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The incident occurred during a snowstorm, with temperatures at the park sinking to just 17 degrees that day, according to The Weather Channel.
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Cover image: Snow covered Red Square with the Spasskaya Tower, left, and St. Basil's Cathedral, right, after a snowstorm in Moscow, Monday, Feb.
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But it's also dangerous; this former climbing sherpa lost most of his fingers in a snowstorm, and now sells paintings to the climbers.
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The storm began Wednesday, dumping up to 216 feet of snow across areas of Montana -- which already saw a historic snowstorm last month.
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At least 218 people have been reported dead so far due to the massive snowstorm that swept across the country over the weekend.
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The upcoming storm would come in as a top 10 snowstorm for New York if at least 18.1 inches accumulates in Central Park.
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In 2015, a massive snowstorm — or, more precisely, a series of massive snowstorms — stranded nearly 50 commuters on a broken train in Boston.
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But when something shifts — like a snowstorm indefinitely shutting down the system, stranding passengers — what was once liminal can start to feel different.
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For example, ensemble forecasts that all show a snowstorm but differ in the snowfall totals give forecasters more confidence in a snowstorm's occurrence.
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When the snowstorm was playing, I was surprised at how much it sounded like I was right in the middle of the storm.
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As the holiday season approaches like a fast-moving snowstorm, people the world over are making travel plans to visit family and friends.
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Lingering concerns over a snowstorm that covered northern areas of the Midwest and Plains provided support to some nearby contracts, a trader said.
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Jazz 108, Nets 86 With a big snowstorm on the way, the Utah Jazz rolled right over the host Nets on Friday night.
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During the record-breaking snowstorm that slammed the northeast U.S. this past weekend, it seems many folks passed the time practicing self-love.
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While a big storm can mean added business, co-owner John Campoli said a lot of preparation goes into working any major snowstorm.
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As Metro U.K. reports, parents Jonny and Cat Robinson had been searching for their cat Willow for 10 days following a massive snowstorm.
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How about the first snowstorm on record to dump at least 18 inches of snow in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City?
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This would make it the first 93-inch plus storm in nearly 29 years, and the second-largest snowstorm in the city's history.
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Celtics bury Wizards behind Thomas, Turner WASHINGTON — The Boston Celtics and Washington Wizards were affected by the snowstorm that gripped the East Coast.
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The East Coast is bracing for its first major snowstorm of 2016, with 15 states expected to have snowfall between now and Sunday.
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A blockbuster snowstorm is forecast for the East Coast this weekend, with heavy snow expected to blanket parts of at least 13 states.
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After receiving the messages, Suh pulled over as her friends figured out their next plans amid a heavy snowstorm, she said on Facebook.
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But after a snowstorm, we have to get out there and vigorously shovel the snow from the sidewalk, which can hurt the heart.
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But partisan fights over unrelated policy issues that may be included in the bill -- accompanied by this freak March snowstorm -- thwarted those plans.
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The snowstorm hit several days after the shutdown, meaning only a few campers who had entered beforehand were still remaining in the park.
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They showed one another favorite shots—of the bridge lit up at night, or with lightning in the background, or in a snowstorm.
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Elsewhere in the Mid-Atlantic region, pregnant women expressed mild horror over the prospect of giving birth in the middle of a snowstorm.
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German Chancellor Angel Merkel's trip to Washington, D.C. was pushed back to Friday due to the recent snowstorm that hit the East Coast.
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He gained more than two million eyeballs -- including Mark Zuckerberg's -- by driving 16 hours to Washington during a snowstorm with Texas Republican Rep.
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A snowstorm on Monday dumped about six inches of snow on Manchester, the state's largest city, which could have contributed to lower turnout.
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A snowstorm hit the area and Ms. Winfrey let Ms. King, who couldn't get home, crash at her house and borrow her clothes.
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Ms. Mosher said she saw Mr. Rosenbrock arrive home from work earlier than usual on Thursday as a snowstorm was blanketing the region.
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Armed with shovels, brooms made from small branches, and hockey sticks, they cleared the surface of the New Rink after an overnight snowstorm.
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With both officials out of state, Stephen M. Sweeney, the senate president and a Democrat, presided as acting governor during a severe snowstorm.
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Track the snowstorm >>> "Chicago will likely see 3 to 6 inches in the city, with more substantial amounts south of town," Hennen says.
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A snowstorm moved in and, as the other men sought refuge in a cave, Matsumura was left exposed and succumbed to the elements.
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He remained stranded in Houston after a snowstorm kept him out of Iowa, forcing him to cancel his Friday events in the state.
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When New York was clipped by a snowstorm last Tuesday, the streets had already been dusted with pollen from early-blooming red maples.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where the forecasts for Wednesday's snowstorm and Friday's government funding deadline are both getting bleeker.
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Then came a snowstorm, and the recent spell of unseasonably warm days was just a memory piled under heaps of snow and ice.
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My Cadillac XT6, in "Premium Luxury" trim, arrived just as an early snowstorm had blanketed out suburban New Jersey test center in white.
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New Jersey Lottery said in a statement that Mr. Weirsky "ventured out in a snowstorm" to scan the ticket at a nearby store.
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The reason was a snowstorm, which hit after Keuchel had arrived to receive his American League Cy Young Award at the baseball writers' dinner.
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When Saturday's game was postponed by the snowstorm that rocked the Northeast, the Celtics practiced in Boston, then flew to Philadelphia on Sunday morning.
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Travelers in the northeast heading home for the holidays are in for a white Christmas – and delays – as a snowstorm barrels toward the region.
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Millions of people were bracing Monday for a week of hazardous conditions from bitterly cold temperatures and a snowstorm that already caused travel chaos.
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In the end, it was the most snow to ever cover NYC in one day and the second biggest snowstorm in the city's history.
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Clearing the driveway after a snowstorm isn't only a pain in the butt, it can actually be dangerous if you don't do it carefully.
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I drove home from a conference in New Haven, CT, last night in the middle of a snowstorm, so it took longer than expected.
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Even the weather is looking nice; after a major snowstorm in mid-January, the island has steadily been turning a pleasant shade of green.
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"The Blizzard" begins as a kind of Chekhovian tale about a doctor setting off in a snowstorm on a medical mission to a village.
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The overhaul was announced without fanfare on a quiet day in Washington, an hour before federal offices closed to prepare for a huge snowstorm.
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Add some elevation and cold air to the mix, and we are looking at a significant snowstorm in the central Rockies and High Plains.
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If you're spending this weekend indoors thanks to the massive East Coast snowstorm, then you finally have time to catch up on some reading.
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If you braved the outdoors at all during this "bomb cyclone" snowstorm, you may be struggling with the aftermath of a sniffly, stuffy nose.
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A snowstorm rewards indolence and punishes the go-getters, which is only one of the many reasons it's the best natural disaster there is.
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Or you can be a Crystal Maiden and summon a snowstorm around you that brings down a hail of ice shards upon your enemies.
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Soon to come will be many of the nation's public companies pointing to the snowstorm as a reason for why their earnings are bad.
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Geneva Simms and Nathan Lavertue were driving to their country house in Dutchess County one recent weekend when there was yet another spring snowstorm.
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While the snowstorm that's currently bashing the East Coast is nowhere near over, hardened New Yorkers have no intention of staying inside just yet.
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She came with her husband and two children — through a snowstorm — to watch Clinton's final primary pitch in a high school auditorium on Monday.
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That delay was then compounded by a huge snowstorm that shut down the federal government for several days, according to the State Department's motion.
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Recently, some students in the district tried to troll their local TV station to get them to close school in advance of a snowstorm.
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On a ski trip last winter, "I was so happy to be riding a chair life in a snowstorm with my kids," says Dempsey.
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Those trends, which boosted sales in 2015, helped blunt the challenges of two fewer selling days and a massive East Coast snowstorm in January.
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The vote was set for Thursday but postponed until Monday because of a severe snowstorm that triggered a state of emergency in New Jersey.
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Definitely. The blinding snowstorm that finishes the show, blanketing the aisles with tiny strips of white tissue paper, can't be as intense up there.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects tumbled 12.5 percent in the Northeast, likely as ground remained too wet after a major snowstorm in January.
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A small group of soldiers will brave this weekend's historic snowstorm to stand guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Chris Christie was frustrated at a New Hampshire town hall attendee who asked why he wasn't in his home state after a major snowstorm.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's (R-Wis.) office has set up a live stream to watch the National Mall as this weekend's snowstorm hits Washington.
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No four-wheel-drive here, but an all-wheel-drive system that should be able to handle moderately foul weather and the odd snowstorm.
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The following month, he drove from Somerville to New York to pick her up and brought her back to Boston through a blinding snowstorm.
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The Beast, a high-pressure ridge over Scandinavia that's funneling cold air down from Siberia, caused a rare snowstorm to hit Rome on Monday.
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Dallet benefited from increased voter turnout, even in the midst of a snowstorm, and even won in conservative counties that Trump won in 2016.
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On a recent chilly morning, with a snowstorm bearing down, Aria Overli, went door to door through a motel just off the downtown strip.
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CreditCreditPaul D'Amato On a December morning in 1989, amid a snowstorm, Annie Ricks let her third-oldest son, Cornelius, stay home from middle school.
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Snowstorm in the South: Both North Carolina and Virginia declared a state of emergency after a powerful storm left hundreds of thousands without power.
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One swan got blown to Arkansas in a snowstorm in the early 1990s, and wintered in Heber Springs, north of Little Rock, she said.
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Last winter, during a snowstorm, he couldn't leave his house for three days and he told me he'd subsisted on the calories in wine.
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In other extreme weather, an unusually early snowstorm is crippling parts of the Northern Plains, bringing heavy gusts of wet snow and plummeting temperatures.
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President Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have postponed their highly anticipated first meeting thanks to a snowstorm expected to hit Washington, D.C., Monday.
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Washington state snowstorm Travel will be almost impossible in parts of western Washington today as a wicked winter storm continues to wallop the state.
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The snowstorm that Washington is currently digging out of is comparably much smaller, but so are the stakes when it comes to the shutdown.
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It was here, last month, that 17 Syrians froze to death in a night-time snowstorm while trying to cross the mountains into Lebanon.
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The extreme cold and recovery from Thursday's snowstorm created a "cascading series of issues for the airlines and terminal operators," the Port Authority said.
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My 2020 Cadillac XT6, in "Premium Luxury" trim, arrived just as an early snowstorm had blanketed out suburban New Jersey test center in white.
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Last year, many marchers were deterred by a snowstorm that trapped some buses en route and stranded some marchers in town for days afterward.
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A snowstorm that already pummeled the Seattle area is moving through the Midwest and heading toward the Northeast, according to the National Weather Service.
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We see the funeral chapel looking pinkish in the bleaching light of summer, and much darker during a nighttime snowstorm (an especially good rendition).
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"We talked about how when goals come, they come in flurries, and they're coming at a snowstorm rate for him right now," Quinn said.
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The snowstorm brought 10 inches of snow to parts of the London region, with some areas seeing the most snowfall in about five years.
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When the show was over, the crowd burst out of the front door and into a snowstorm in a huge cloud of sweaty condensation.
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Responding to predictions that a heavy snowstorm would hit New Jersey this weekend, Mr. Christie at first resisted taking a break from the campaign trail.
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We usually do our shopping on Sundays, but we're supposed to have a snowstorm tomorrow, and we decide to go today while we have time.
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Connecticut authorities are seeking justice for the dog who was heartlessly abandoned in a park this week and left to die overnight during a snowstorm.
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Then we can see the manufacturing reading slide to 73, which is a far cry from 56 expected, after going through Jan with frequent snowstorm.
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Pointed toward Skinwalker Ranch, hoping for context and maybe something strange, we sped through the Rockies, trying to beat the ski traffic and a snowstorm.
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As the story goes, the bashful red-nosed North Pole resident defied all odds when he led Santa Claus' sleigh through a snowstorm, saving Christmas.
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Snowstorm leaves its marks on East Coast Blizzard conditions and as much as a foot of snow in some places blanketed the Northeast on Thursday.
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For example, in 2004, a computer crash caused by a pre-Christmas snowstorm grounded the airline entirely, with some people experiencing nearly two-week delays.
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I don't want to go to the supermarket right before a snowstorm, since everyone else will be doing the same thing, but I go anyway.
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When a snowstorm hit Montana last week, tens of thousands of southbound snow geese were forced to land in the nearest source of open water.
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Hours after the Yankees postponed their home opener on Monday because of an early-spring snowstorm, the Mets did the same with their 7 p.m.
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Because Mr. Lefebvre has been on tour with another band and was further delayed by the snowstorm, Nate Wood of Kneebody filled in on bass.
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One, because I was sad, and two, because I have SAD — seasonal affective disorder, which renders me more hopeless and useless with each passing snowstorm.
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Image: APThe Northeast is bracing for a snowstorm that could dump over a foot of snow with 50 mile an hour winds in certain cities.
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Fast movement of the storm and the arrival of cold air too late on the scene will prevent a major high-elevation snowstorm from unfolding.
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This week, Griffith is working his way to Pennsylvania after running in the freezing temperatures of the snowstorm that hit the East Coast this week.
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I think of the day my kids were born…It was in the middle of a snowstorm, and I wore this big white fur coat.
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Others faulted the travel chaos wrought by the weekend snowstorm in the United States, although that hadn't affected the peppering of celebrities who appeared elsewhere.
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Click here to view original GIFWinter Storm Jonas, the incredibly powerful snowstorm surging towards the East Coast right now, is gaining in size and strength.
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Over nearly 15 years, it traversed more than 28 miles of Red Planet before ultimately meeting its end during a planet-wide snowstorm last June.
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A snowstorm that blanketed much of the northeastern United States last month boosted sales at building materials and garden equipment stores, which rose 0.6 percent.
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Tens of millions of Americans from Washington to Boston and the Ohio Valley could be walloped by an end-of-the-week snowstorm, meteorologists say.
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"Now that the snowstorm has arrived, I'd like to reiterate that the safety and security of theatregoers and employees is everyone's primary concern," she said.
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The relentlessness of the snowstorm and the abundance of dramedies about life in New York were running into a numbing blur, blinding me with whiteness.
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Both have black fathers and white mothers, and away from the camera both, as they put it, "sound whiter than Mitt Romney in a snowstorm".
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It was at the height of flu season, and a winter snowstorm was moving through the Greenfield, Indiana, area where Hancock Regional Hospital is located.
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It turns out that the snowstorm prevented Mr. Graffman from reaching the session from West Virginia, where he had given a concert the day before.
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Parts of the United States might be bracing for an impending snowstorm—but elsewhere in the world, it's summer and it's balmy as hell out.
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And you can take comfort in knowing you lived through a spring snowstorm and the fourth nor'easter in one month, a super extra rare occurrence.
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The January 1940 snowstorm saw the biggest single-day snowfall ever recorded in Atlanta history, and those 8.3 inches of snow impressed a young King.
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Upon entering the United States, he hit a snowstorm and had to park, again, in Portsmouth, N.H. "It's frustrating on the road sometimes," he said.
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Later on, Mr. Netanyahu himself, as a young officer, led a covert unit from Syria into the Golan Heights in the midst of a snowstorm.
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There's nothing like going someplace to truly understand it, so I drove to Hampshire in a blinding snowstorm, eager to see what it was like.
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Now, with the snowstorm season fast approaching, the threat of inclement weather disrupting the most well-laid travel plans continues to be top of mind.
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On February 11 and 12, a massive snowstorm 1,200 miles long and 500 miles wide blanketed much of the country, from North Carolina to Maine.
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Amy Klobuchar: The image of the Minnesota senator announcing in the midst of a snowstorm isn't one anybody is going to forget any time soon.
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The nor'easter, which is expected to linger here into Tuesday, comes on the anniversary of last year's blizzard, the biggest snowstorm in the city's history.
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If we were truly shut down, those hikers wouldn't have had the opportunity to get lost in a snowstorm and put themselves in harms way.
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Livestock bodies sometimes need to be disposed of in large numbers, for example if several are killed during a snowstorm or from a disease outbreak.
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Her daughter, Yasmin Morales, 13, broke down during a snowstorm earlier this month, sobbing uncontrollably in the modest room she shares with two older siblings.
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"As for a dip of cardiovascular disease on snowstorm days, I think that this is due to inconvenience of traffic situation," Cao added by email.
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But Monday's storm may soon seem like just a light dusting after a snowstorm forecast to be even larger slams the region Friday through Saturday.
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It was a game delayed by a day due to the major snowstorm that hit the East Coast, but that certainly didn't bother the Friars.
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Why was he worrying about whether I was driving by myself through a snowstorm to get to an event we were having the next day?
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Of course, they're FARRRR from the big game ... they beat a struggling Denver team 23-3 in a snowstorm while at home in Kansas City.
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While out with his three dogs recently after a snowstorm, Mr. Taylor walked with a noticeable limp but trod through old snow without a hitch.
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Communities across the Northeast are preparing for a late-winter snowstorm, and forecasters are warning of heavy snowfall on Tuesday from Washington to New England.
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She had to be intubated in the ambulance, and then was taken from New Jersey down to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in a horrific snowstorm.
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A snowstorm traveling from the west unloaded on Chicago Thursday, breaking a 96-year-old record of heavy snow, wind and cold temperatures, AccuWeather reports.
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Reports of woodcock sightings from around the city started piling in after the snowstorm, according to people who track the bird populations in the city.
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In 2015, the remains of two Japanese climbers who disappeared during a snowstorm in 1970 were discovered in the Valais area, near the Matterhorn glacier.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has postponed her first visit to the White House until Friday, at Mr. Trump's request, because of the approaching snowstorm.
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GE: Nick, before we go, I have to ask you: Did you laugh when you heard the big snowstorm hitting the Northeast was named Jonas?
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A powerful and potentially historic snowstorm has been pummeling areas from D.C., to Connecticut with snow, with some areas expected to reach totals of 220 inches.
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" Kevin, a 29-year-old Pennsylvania police officer, says he never imagined his wedding would take place during a snowstorm, but that everything worked out "perfectly.
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As in, there is no other rational way to respond to the official warnings about the snowstorm scheduled to hit the mid-Atlantic on Friday afternoon.
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Back in 1898, for example, biologist Hermon Bumpus (great name) found that the size of house sparrows changed in Rhode Island after an unusually severe snowstorm.
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Poor visibility and a snowstorm were blamed as state police reported a multi-vehicle crash involving between 15 and as many as 25 cars, according to
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" According to Holthaus, the "most remarkable thing about this week's snowstorm is the sheer amount of water that will be available to be turned into snowflakes.
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A backpacker hiking the Appalachian trail in Georgia a few weeks ago encountered an unexpected snowstorm that forced him to set up camp for the night.
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WHILE the Atlantic coast of America was preparing for last month's massive snowstorm, California was enjoying a welcome, albeit temporary, reprieve from its four-year drought.
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You can share your real-time location – maybe while driving home during a snowstorm, for example – so your friends and family know you get some safe.
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"This would certainly be the biggest snowstorm of the 2017 winter season in New York City," said Faye Barthold, a NWS meteorologist based on Long Island.
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A strong snowstorm wreaked havoc on the northeast on Thursday, claiming at least eight lives across several states and leaving thousands without power, according to reports.
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When a host refers to a topic that "everyone is talking about this morning," it's usually a cute viral video, an upcoming holiday, or a snowstorm.
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The U.S. central bank said in a statement its two-day meeting would go ahead as planned, dispelling doubts policymakers would brave a snowstorm hitting Washington.
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Track the storm As the snowstorm moves away from the Southeast, it'll leave a series of temperatures well below average for most areas across the region.
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No snow is expected in the South, where thousands remain without electricity across the Deep South days after a snowstorm snapped power lines across the region.
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I was in New York doing college tours with my son the weekend of a freak October snowstorm, and I was meeting my family for brunch.
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Trump's campaign could also be set back by a brewing snowstorm moving in from Colorado expected to drop snow and sleet across Iowa starting Monday night.
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The title of his book recalls one of those phenomena of abundance, but if you're younger than 50, you've probably never encountered it: the moth snowstorm.
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Blumenthal was expected to hold a press conference on Tuesday raising "serious concerns" about Gorsuch's "partisan background," but the presser was canceled ahead of a snowstorm.
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Bowser said that officials expected Sunday to be a "major clean-up day," adding that recovery from the potentially historic snowstorm storm could continue into Monday.
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A cloaked Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo show up towards the end, trudging through a snowstorm where they discover a mysterious purple light.
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For another movie, it would be great to use these outtakes—wonderfully surreal IMAX photography of Buzz Aldrin descending the ladder, and it's a fucking snowstorm.
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With 12 to 18 inches of snow in the forecast, the nor'easter was expected to break the record for the largest spring snowstorm in our history.
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That was true of Brazil's brutal drought, which was largely influenced by El Niño, as well as a major snowstorm in the Mid-Atlantic United States.
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She died in 1995 at age 33 on K2 in Pakistan, when a snowstorm hit her and her team as they were descending from the summit.
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The 24-foot-long pools, surrounded by a glass enclosure, are heated and partially open to the outdoors, enticing residents to swim even during a snowstorm.
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The meeting was supposed to be on the lake, but a freak late September cold front had moved in, and a snowstorm was swirling through town.
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Fears of the unusual snowstorm led rangers at Glacier National Park to close some roads, and the storm may cause power failures for thousands of Montanans.
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Sally Kaplan, senior shopping editor: I wore the Bombas hiking socks around Manhattan during a snowstorm to see how they hold up to moisture and cold.
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John Martin had just driven with his entire family through a snowstorm to a vacation house at Lake Tahoe when he realized he forgot his keys.
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The Patriots' beleaguered young wide receivers, blamed for everything that has troubled New Englanders this month except for last week's snowstorm, had dropped two pivotal passes.
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Meanwhile, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has postponed her first visit to the White House until Friday, at Mr. Trump's request, because of an approaching snowstorm.
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But snags in the negotiations, rules in both the House and Senate, and a snowstorm expected to hit Washington on Wednesday all complicate the voting timeline.
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Northeast snowstorm: A weather system that left up to 20 inches of snow in some places is expected to keep hammering parts of New England today.
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The decision mirrored the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's approach during a weekend snowstorm in January 2016, when trains kept running underground in order to preserve some service.
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Australian photographer Ricardo Da Cunha received the Wildlife in Landscape Award for his photo that captures a passing snowstorm in the mountains of far west Mongolia.
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She was waylaid by a snowstorm at a Cracker Barrel in Staunton, Virginia —"which used to be a really big bastion for the KKK," she said.
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On his first day in the snowstorm, he turned to Kuaishou, a short-video app particularly popular in the region, to find young people to photograph.
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On a Friday evening this winter, deep into the government shutdown over the border wall, Beth Israel was packed, even though a snowstorm had been forecast.
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He even delivered diapers to a Newark denizen stuck at home with her child during a snowstorm after he had heard about the situation on Twitter.
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Expect a snowstorm for Michael Strahan's last day on 'Live' -- that's how frigid things are right now with Kelly Ripa, and there's one obvious sign every morning.
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While he offered no guarantees, Chenard told Reuters: "At this point, I would say there is a good chance this is the last" Northeast snowstorm for March.
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According to tweets from TSA spokesperson Michael Bilello, Dulles International Airport had to consolidate some checkpoints, although at least some employee absences were due to a snowstorm.
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POSTPONEMENTS Because of the snowstorm on the East Coast, Southern Methodist's game at Temple was called off, as was No. 16 Providence's game at No. 4 Villanova.
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"We will be examining a number of factors as we debrief on the second-worst snowstorm ever to hit our city," said Vito Turso, a department spokesman.
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A massive snowstorm may be hitting the east coast, but it was hot in Hollywood on Monday as Eva Longoria modeled swimsuits in a sexy outdoor photoshoot.
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If you don't live on the East Coast, then you avoided a pretty powerful snowstorm on Thursday that caused major headaches for commuters on Thursday and Friday.
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Weather advisory warnings were in effect on Saturday as far north as Massachusetts as the snowstorm threatens to cover roads, force power outages and down tree limbs.
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The 222-inch snow total in Washington, D.C., ranks as that city's fourth-largest snowstorm on record, but much of the city received more than 22016 inches.
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"This would certainly be the biggest snowstorm of the 2017 winter season in New York City," said Faye Barthold, a weather service meteorologist based on Long Island.
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A record number of people, 7,228 to be exact, came out in a snowstorm to catch a glimpse of Ohashi's iconic floor routine, the Daily Bruin reports.
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The same week the government used for calculating its March total came the same week of a major snowstorm that halted activity in the East, he said.
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AND FINALLY ... Oh, say can you sing Watch this cop nail the national anthem at a basketball game after the original singer gets stuck in a snowstorm.
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The East Coast's first snowstorm of 2018 was energized by a rapid drop in barometric pressure that some weather forecasters called a bombogenesis, or a bomb cyclone.
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Before his Most Interesting Man days, he had adventures worthy of his TV counterpart – including saving the life of a hiker who got caught in a snowstorm.
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The commercial district suffered a serious blow when the roof of the Trader Joe's collapsed during a snowstorm in January and the store had to be demolished.
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Winter arrived a bit early this fall for Montana, where a historic snowstorm covered parts of the state in up to four feet of snow this weekend.
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One reporter recalled staggering into a New Hampshire rally after a snowstorm, soaked in water and ice, only to find Ms. Hicks dressed impeccably, her makeup unmussed.
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Below-normal temperatures are expected to prevail for the next 240 days in spring wheat country, and another snowstorm could target parts of the region on Friday.
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A champion big mountain skiier was killed during an avalanche in Chile -- after she was caught in a snowstorm while shooting scenes for an upcoming video game.
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Michael R. Bloomberg was known for taking regular jaunts to his estate in Bermuda, including one trip that backfired when a particularly bad snowstorm hit New York.
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But these actions are treating this like it is an extended snowstorm — like after three weeks it'll all be over and life will go back to normal.
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In October 2018, at least eight climbers, including a South Korean world-record holder, were killed after a violent snowstorm ripped through their camp in the Himalayas.
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The couple met through the dating app Coffee Meets Bagel, and had their first date on the eve of an immense East Coast snowstorm in January 2016.
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It was very Cuomoian, blasting de Blasio for being all talk and no action in TV and radio interviews that were ostensibly being held about a snowstorm.
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LOS ANGELES — The night before the first big snowstorm of the year hit the first day of New York Fashion Week, Tommy Hilfiger held a runway extravaganza.
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But when Brian, an EMT, learned he was going to be working during an imminent snowstorm, he asked Patrick to take over shoveling duties if need be.
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The bitter cold that followed a massive East Coast snowstorm should begin to lessen as temperatures inch up and climb past freezing next week, weather forecasters said.
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More than 1,100 passengers were forced to spend Monday night at the airport after a major snowstorm hit the Denver metro area, said airport spokeswoman Alex Renteria.
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A New Hampshire town police chief on Tuesday disrobed to his underwear after being stripped of his title at a meeting and walked out into a snowstorm.
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Paula Abrams drove 100 miles through a snowstorm to attend a rally in an airplane hangar in Blountville, Tennessee, and plans to vote for him on Tuesday.
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The military had tried to rescue the men shortly after the crash, but when their helicopters were engulfed in a snowstorm, they were forced to turn back.
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Washington (CNN)House lawmakers will get a snow day Tuesday after House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy canceled planned votes, citing the snowstorm expected to hit Washington Monday night.
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A deep freeze or a snowstorm, they suggest, typically occurs outside the growing season, while floods are most common in the spring just as crops are being planted.
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Elgort's message came as the powerful snowstorm that's been nicknamed the "bomb cyclone" continued to pummel the Northeast with hurricane-force winds and blizzard warnings, according to CNN.
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The first snowstorm of the season gave way to rain and high winds in the New York City area Friday before skies partially cleared later in the day.
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Meanwhile in the north-central US, temperatures are expected to plummet as much as 50 degrees in 24 hours ahead of an intense and potentially historic fall snowstorm.
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That means that an insurance company that uses Salesforce, for example, can also use Watson's weather data to target customers before a snowstorm to help reduce potential damages.
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While it's only October, winter came early for the West coast this week as nearly 800 passengers were stranded overnight at Denver International Airport due to a snowstorm.
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The massive snowstorm creeping up the East Coast has dumped snow on Georgia, the Carolinas, the Washington D.C. area and further north, topping two feet in some locations.
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We had just finished the horror movie Vacancy when I started to feel my stomach twinging, and there was a snowstorm outside, and it was close to midnight.
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"We pay for most things that are the result of a snowstorm," said Don Griffin, vice president of personal lines at the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America.
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I, on the other end, spent Christmas in Erie in northern Pennsylvania, where a so-called lake-effect snowstorm dumped more than five feet of snow, shattering records.
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He said the fare cuts had come at a particularly inconvenient time: Last month, the city was hit by a huge snowstorm, which meant fewer rides for drivers.
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Three years ago, to dispel rumours of a stroke, he trudged out to a gourmet supermarket in the middle of a snowstorm (with a camera crew in tow).
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On Wednesday, despite a snowstorm, students from the Courtauld Institute and other London art schools took part in a national strike organized by the University and College Union.
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Hundreds of motorists had been stuck for as many as 19 hours along a hilly 35-mile stretch of I-75 in central Kentucky because of the snowstorm.
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Folks in Boston may get the worst of this spring snowstorm today, with up to eight inches of snow shutting down schools and creating a potentially hazardous commute.
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That impulse can lead a person to blame global warming for a hot day in February or, conversely, make a climate-change denialist find vindication in a snowstorm.
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The storm dumped nearly two feet of snow on the District of Columbia Friday and Saturday; it's thought to be the biggest snowstorm in the area since 1922.
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To provide realistic footage for the game, Rapaport was alone while descending an Andean mountain above the Chilean village of Farellones near Santiago after a snowstorm had cleared.
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House Democrats' Baltimore retreat While a historic snowstorm forced House leadership to cancel votes for this week, it isn't stopping House Democrats from gathering for their annual retreat.
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Snowstorm More than 60 million people in 15 different states stretching from Maine to Georgia are under some type of warning or advisory from the current winter storm.
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With that in mind, I deliberately waited to start writing this article until the day after a snowstorm, when the melting slush outside my window was not appealing.
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Shannon Kirkman, the shelter's director of marketing, first tried to film the spot with Marty, a fawn-colored dog rescued during a recent snowstorm in New York City.
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Ms. Newman told Mr. Schmidt about the day he was born, 35 years earlier, during a severe snowstorm that kept Ms. Newman from leaving the hospital for days.
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With these films, you can escape to a (terrifying) island with perfectly warm temperatures or hang out in a (terrifying) cabin during a snowstorm — the choice is yours.
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NOAA rated this the worst snowstorm of the century, based on a number of factors, including amount of snow, area of accumulation, and how many people were affected.
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"He needs to get a roof on it if he's going to ask me to ride in a snowstorm, which he has and I did," Mr. Tillis said.
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Amy Klobuchar's 2020 announcement speech in the midst of a snowstorm in Minneapolis Sunday, President Donald Trump tweeted out a jab toward the senator's statements on global warming.
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We arrived in the middle of a snowstorm so at first we had very little company in the round barrel sauna, the hot pools or the steam room.
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" One year after declaring her candidacy during a snowstorm, she still recalls her Twitter comeback to Trump: "I'd like to see how your hair fares in a blizzard.
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A snowstorm that blanketed much of the northeastern United States prompted Ms. Merkel to delay her visit until Friday, leaving Mr. Trump's lunch hour available for Prince Mohammed.
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But Ms. Macdonald, curled up on a sofa on Saturday as a snowstorm spun outside, could not quite bring herself to believe that her moment may have arrived.
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The blaze struck during a significant snowstorm, leaving scores of residents gathered in coats and snow hats on Wednesday morning in the lobby of their fire-worn building.
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When a snowstorm caused flights into New Hampshire to be canceled, he boarded the Amtrak to Boston, then drove the rest of the way in a rental car.
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And while his job leads him to some gruesome scenes — a week before the snowstorm, a pony in a city farm was fatally beaten — many encounters end happily.
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DETROIT — Sales of new vehicles dropped in the United States in January from a year ago, partly because of the snowstorm that shut down dealerships across the East Coast.
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During a snowstorm last month, for example, Central Park got 8.2 inches, nearby Gramercy Park saw 10 inches, and Port Richmond on Staten Island was buried under 13.8 inches.
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Senate Democrats will almost certainly block that effort Thursday, and members of both parties will then race to the airport in hopes of beating an expected snowstorm in Washington.
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Last winter, as a storm descended on New York City, the authority shut down the entire subway system, the first time it had taken such action for a snowstorm.
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Electricity suppliers Enel Distribucion and CGE are facing regulator sanctions and claims for compensation after thousands of homes in Chile suffered days without power following a snowstorm on Saturday.
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She visits during a snowstorm, after Rebecca lets her know that both young Kate and Kevin have chicken pox, and that Randall — on doctor's orders — will soon be next.
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With the massive snowstorm Grayson unleashing a brutal chill along the east coast, most of us are hopefully spending a lot of time indoors, hot water bottles in hand.
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There's a giant snowstorm headed to Chicago and I try to move my Thursday flight earlier, but clearly many people have already done this and I'm out of luck.
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AFTER two relatively mild winters, Rahm Emanuel's ability to manage a snowstorm was put to the test earlier this month when it snowed, with little respite, for nine days.
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The East Coast prepares to be slammed with a white mess this weekend as a potentially-historic snowstorm —predicted to bring up to two feet of snow — heads north.
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My friends and I are stuck in a snowstorm in some no-name mountain town in Arizona, south of the I-40 corridor that connects New Mexico to California.
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A snowstorm set in, and Maxfield put on the four-wheel drive as we headed over a pass, high beams cutting only a few feet ahead into the dark.
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The former Suits actress, 37, also carried a simple navy Dior clutch (it looked a little familiar!), and wore her snowstorm diamond earrings from Birks, which retail for $12,000.
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January 21, 2016 A terrorist attack in Pakistan, a freefall in oil prices, a temperature report from NASA, and a prediction of a massive weekend snowstorm headline today's show.
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The massive snowstorm that dropped over two feet of snow throughout the D.C. area over the weekend led to the NBA postponing Saturday's home game against the Utah Jazz.
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Even though Charlotte, North Carolina, is in the path of the snowstorm hitting the East Coast, plans haven't changed as the two teams prepare for Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
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Meghan Lalor, Chief of Staff for NYC Parks, tells TMZ… the Urban Park Rangers are monitoring the colorful bird after the Big Apple was hit with its first snowstorm.
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US, the dip, or trough, in the jet stream over the eastern half of the U.S. in a week to 10 days is a "pre-requisite" for a snowstorm.
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Back in 2010, Christie came under fire for remaining on vacation -- in Disney World, of all places -- rather than rushing back home when a major snowstorm hit the northeast.
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On Day 41, in the middle of a snowstorm that drops the temperature below -110°C, the mines on the outskirts of New London almost collapse from the cold.
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I arrived in Stockholm in early November of 2016, with a kind of bronchitis, and it was the first day of the worst snowstorm in Stockholm in 100 years.
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If there was a snowstorm after he developed a new teaching, Ms. Salzman said, many within Nxivm would attribute the change in weather to the ideas he had presented.
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But at Monday night's New Hampshire event, Christie ridiculed Rosenello as a "crazy mayor" for comparing the damage of the snowstorm to that wrought by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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She had to reach back to the story about braving a snowstorm during her outdoor announcement speech last year instead of pointing to anything positive in the Nevada results.
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November 26-27, 1983, The Great Thanksgiving Weekend Blizzard This infamous snowstorm covered Denver in more than 20 inches of snow in just 37 hours, according to the NWS.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A construction crane collapsed in lower Manhattan during a swirling snowstorm on Friday, killing one person, injuring three others and crushing cars parked in the street.
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But the night before I was supposed to fly out, a snowstorm unexpectedly hit the Sierra, provoking a long and brutally disincentivizing warning on the National Park Service's website.
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It was February, and when the firewood and food ran out, his older brother and sister hauled him and another brother into town on a sled in a snowstorm.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A snowstorm hit Lebanon on Friday, local media reported, stranding motorists and adding to the woes of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in makeshift shelters.
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In a typical snowstorm with fluffy specks, about a foot of snow will drop for what would have been an inch of rain in warmer weather, Mr. Rockey said.
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Beyond the headline: Job growth was likely slowed by a snowstorm that hit the East Coast in the middle of March, when the BLS was conducting its survey of businesses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. East's fourth major snowstorm this month brought heavy snow on Wednesday, snarling flights and commuter travel, closing schools and triggering emergency declarations in several states.
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Hoboken city employee Edwin Lopez uses a snow shovel to block the sideways-blowing snow while cleaning up a walking path at Pier A Park during a snowstorm on Jan.
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The snowstorm that struck the East Coast over the weekend continued to affect travel, causing the more than 1,500 North American cancellations that flight tracking services were reporting on Monday.
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People in the crowd Sunday said they had braved the snowstorm out of a fierce loyalty to Klobuchar and Minnesota — regardless of whether they thought she could win the presidency.
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An Oregon man was trapped in his car for five days during a snowstorm, where he survived only on three packets of Taco Bell hot sauce, according to The Oregonian.
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When a snowstorm hits the Northeastern United States, impacting thousands of flights, shuttering public transportation services and giving the kids the day off from school, what's happening on Wall Street?
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As of Wednesday at noon, many weather forecasters with experience in the Philadelphia to New York region were still calling for at least a moderate snowstorm in the Big Apple.
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Terry McAuliffe said the costs of cleaning up the snowstorm would run $2 million - $3 million per hour, easily making it the most expensive snow event in the state's history.
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Scott's team also had the misfortune of hitting some inclement weather, including a particularly a wet snowstorm that hindered their progress along the Ross Ice Shelf towards the Antarctic Plateau.
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Much of the city received more than 20 inches, a mark that hasn't been hit in nearly 100 years, and making it the second-largest snowstorm in the city's history.
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Back at work after last weekend's snowstorm shuttered the federal government, the Republican senator from Alaska noted that she shared something in common with every single person in the room.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off an unrelenting snowstorm that brought Washington to its knees, some inside the Beltway are feeling this week like they got the short end of the stick.
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But there is one specific thing that pretty much everyone should avoid during a big snowstorm — the thing you should keep in mind as you make preparations for this week.
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The long tarmac delays that led to American's $1.6 million fine include some on flights operated by both American Airlines' predecessor, US Airways, and its regional partners during a snowstorm.
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"For example, if there is a snowstorm and you can't get to the office, use that time to show your boss how working from home can actually boost your productivity."
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We were riding on Rubio's campaign bus through a snowstorm en route to a rally in Nashua, N.H. Rubio was tired, as everyone was, but he also seemed slightly dazed.
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She led an investigation into the New York Department of Sanitation after the department botched the response to a major snowstorm; the city's snowplows now come equipped with GPS units.
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A major coronavirus epidemic in the United States might be like a big snowstorm that shuts down most economic activity and social interaction only until the snow is cleared away.
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This week, we ask auto companies for their climate positions, we talk with the oceanographer Sylvia Earle, and we look forward to spring (during a snowstorm here in New York).
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Despite last week's snowstorm, which he said effectively doubled the amount of available water stored in the snowpack, the low yearly precipitation could have secondary ecological impacts and wildfire risks.
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With a snowstorm ominously described as a bomb cyclone bearing down on the New York area, the Port Authority started warning about airport disruption and flight cancellations on Wednesday afternoon.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest added support, as wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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With a snowstorm raging outside a half-full Xcel Energy Center, the Minnesota Wild emerged with a 3-23 win over the Ottawa Senators on Monday in St. Paul, Minn.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY The number of people killed after a snowstorm hit a group of mountain climbers' camp on Nepal's Mount Gurja BREAKFAST BROWSE People are talking about these.
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New York City may have been blanketed with a snowstorm on Thursday, but under those snow-strewn streets, legions of mythical alligators slithered impervious through the city's swampy sewer system.
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It is a new approach after the agency was criticized in 2015 for closing the entire subway system for a snowstorm for the first time in its 110-year history.
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It was the second-worst snowstorm in New York City's history, at a time when its homeless numbers are now clearing the 60,000 mark—and that's just in the shelters.
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As Mr. Vucic's motorcade sped from the north to a Serbian enclave in the south of the country, hundreds of officers lined the highway, standing guard in a blinding snowstorm.
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Even if the earthquake never comes, these things will probably be useful anyway, if the power goes out, if there's a snowstorm, or if you're going on a road trip.
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Trilobites As the East Coast braces for the first ferocious snowstorm of the season, we wanted to revisit a frosty adage: Is it true that no two snowflakes are the same?
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"It's the first time I have experienced this kind of snowstorm," said Ms. Bishop, who is the deputy leader of the Liberal Party and often mentioned as a potential prime minister.
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From windchills that take our breath away to post-snowstorm commutes through slush-filled streets, winter has more than its fair share of reasons to say "nope" and hibernate in sweats.
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The disaster struck the hotel in the Gran Sasso park late on Wednesday afternoon amid a driving snowstorm, just hours after four earthquakes with a magnitude above 5 rattled the area.
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And this year, because U.S government shutdown, some public-sector workers are being furloughed, unexcused absences in the transportation sector have skyrocketed, so this snowstorm really comes in an unwanted time.
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The heaviest volume day of the week occurred in the middle of the biggest snowstorm the Northeast has seen so far this year, when many traders never even came to work!
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Airlines canceled close to 700 flights to or from Chicago on Monday after a snowstorm that swept through the U.S. Midwest continued to snarl travel at the start of the workweek.
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BEIRUT, Jan 1 (Reuters) - A snowstorm hit Lebanon on Friday, local media reported, stranding motorists and adding to the woes of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in makeshift shelters.
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"A Cold Death" starts with a gorgeous sequence of a mammoth herd migrating during a snowstorm, while an elderly, sick mammoth lags behind until it finds itself alone and near collapse.
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If you made plans to meet someone in a snowstorm, and they didn't show up, you just had to assume they were devoured by wolves and go on with your life.
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The company transported the lander after a big snowstorm in mid-December 2015, before learning that the mission was delayed and that the spacecraft would need to go back to Colorado.
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Image: APLast week, thousands of snow geese died in Montana after landing on "the acidic, metal-laden waters of an old open pit mine" to escape a snowstorm, the AP reported.
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But during the massive snowstorm this weekend, the price gouging hit a new high, or a new low—someone had the audacity to try and rent out an igloo on Airbnb.
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The storm is the No. 2 snowstorm on record in Central Park, at 26.8 inches, missing the top spot of 26.9 inches — set in 2010 — by a tenth of an inch.
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Well these majestic beasts are making the most out of their wintery day, thanks to a massive snowstorm that is currently battering the East Coast of the United States with snow.
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No matter what times of day it is, it feels like I'm entering the last grocery run before a hurricane, snowstorm, and final airlift out of Saigon, all mixed into one.
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She also took part in interviews, starred in a campaign video, and stopped at a diner with her son to do some retail politicking in the midst of a big snowstorm.
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From a late season snowstorm in Colorado and Wyoming to a Great Plains tornado outbreak and record heat in the East, Thursday is bringing out the "extreme" in U.S. spring weather.
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On Thursday, he made the rookie mistake of flying home to spend the night in New York before a snowstorm, forcing him to cancel his Friday campaign schedule in New Hampshire.
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Cool pad After the big snowstorm, a Brooklynite went to his backyard, hollowed out a little room in the snow, put in some lights and a blanket and, voila -- instant igloo.
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There was "Mad Men," which we watched again from the beginning during a snowstorm, my legs across his lap, the cat asleep on my stomach, Peggy Olson still vulnerable and meek.
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The accident happened in Russia's Murmansk region when the Soviet-era plane tried to land at an airbase near the city of Olenegorsk in a fierce snowstorm and amid high winds.
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It may not be as alarming as it sounds, but it's still dangerous because it combines the hazards of a thunderstorm with the decreased visibility and ground accumulation of a snowstorm.
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Richard said the strangest request he had ever received was from a New Yorker, who asked him to rent a tow truck to take his car around town during a snowstorm.
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"Wouldn't be bad to have a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming right now!" he posted on Twitter in January when a snowstorm was freezing much of the country.
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Then, after a snowstorm grounded their flights from Texas to Washington, Mr. O'Rourke suggested they drive instead — and record themselves for all 1,600 miles, answering questions from followers along the way.
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Ms. Wences once bragged to a friend, as they walked on school grounds just before a snowstorm, that her father was the one who sprinkled the salt crunching under their feet.
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A little bit of cabin fever led both Ms. Head and Ms. Emerole to leave their apartments to meet up with friends in Manhattan after a big snowstorm in January 2016.
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I could have sworn that when I first went in, doing my initial research, that I heard the word "transcend," muffled, like a voice speaking from far away, in a snowstorm.
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Ben Bernanke, the former chairman of the federal reserve, says this recession is less like the great depression of the 1930s and more like a big snowstorm or a natural disaster.
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Just before she retired, Mr. Hyams said he saw the 96-year-old Ms. Bloom trudging out of the subway and headed to work in the middle of a fierce snowstorm.
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Ramot pointed to a 2018 snowstorm, in which thousands of students, many with special needs, spent hours on school buses, with some not arriving home until 4:30 in the morning.
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A snowstorm predicted to hit the Northeast Tuesday night through Wednesday night has postponed opening arguments for the Justice Department's case over the company's proposed merger with AT&T to Thursday.
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In a video he took of the operation, he and his assistant stood in a driving snowstorm, rotating the aluminum handle of a tool that looks much like a gigantic corkscrew.
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Jack Wedge, 30, said he began blindfolded speed-running in 2015 while stuck at home during a snowstorm on Prince Edward Island, Canada, where he works for a local delivery service.
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Where there is always snow on the ground, where togetherness is the word to live by, where the horrors of the world reliably subside amid the flurries of a beautiful snowstorm.
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We scramble for cover and the snowstorm picks up and we are relieved to see that these are "red" enemies, the lowest tier of NPC opponents that wander the frozen streets.
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After this snowstorm, we found throwies rallied back to back (to Bak) in honor of fallen family, big stompers wrapping around corners, and even tags caught directly on the snow itself.
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But I had to make arrangements with the grandparents to be here, get a hotel and drive through a snowstorm tomorrow, all just to get a taste of that sweet, sweet glory.
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Here's what 60 degrees to snowstorm in 24 hours looks like Temperatures Wednesday set a new record high of 65 F at Kennedy airport, nearly 30 degrees above average for early February.
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Unless you're going to see Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle Part III in the middle of a snowstorm, chances are there will be other people in the theater with you.
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Levin likened the imperfect data-gathering to setting out 50 buckets before a snowstorm – even if 20 of the buckets are tipped over, enough are left to determine an overall snow pattern.
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I remember how a snowstorm and a one-day shut down of the NYC subway system could paralyze the city, now imagine the sustained, perpetual reality of life without power or water.
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"I wanted doughnuts" When this Toledo, Ohio, woman was told to venture out during a dangerous snowstorm only if it was "absolutely, positively necessary," she correctly assumed pastry runs qualified as vital.
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Waymo vehicles are designed to automatically detect sudden extreme weather changes, such as a snowstorm, that could impact the ability of a human or an AV to drive safely, according to Hersman.
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The Lodge brings together two kids (Jaeden Martell and Lia McHugh) and their dad's fiancé (Riley Keough) in a beautiful holiday home, and then traps there by way of a severe snowstorm.
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MINNEAPOLIS — In the middle of a whirling snowstorm on the bank of the Mississippi River, Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota senator with a reputation for bipartisanship, announced that she is running for president.
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This was recently a lifesaver for me when I had to call the airline to change a flight I was about to miss while stuck in a snowstorm driving to the airport.
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So next time some joker tries to use a snowstorm or cold snap to say that climate change isn't real, sit them down and gently explain the difference between weather and climate.
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Perhaps it was the added game-day wrinkle of disrupted Long Island Rail Road service after the major weekend snowstorm, requiring players to drive or use car services to get to Brooklyn.
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Rule #1 of live reporting during a massive snowstorm -- don't jinx yourself by speaking a snowball into existence, unless you wanna take an icy shot to the face ... like this reporter did.
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He often mentions the viral online success of a two-day road trip he made in March with a Republican congressman from Texas, Will Hurd, after a snowstorm grounded flights to Washington.
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And while Tuesday's snowstorm and this week's Federal Reserve meeting could disrupt markets, recent movement in the stock could be pointing to more upsides for Apple, according to Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com.
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If D.C. were to pick up 30 inches of snow, it would be the biggest snowstorm in the notoriously snow-phobic city's history, and would very likely cripple the region for days.
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TORONTO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - WestJet Airlines Ltd canceled more than 100 flights across Canada after a snowstorm battered the country's central and eastern provinces, a spokeswoman for the carrier said on Wednesday.
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One was published in mid-January after Brennan was robbed and then left to find his own way home in a snowstorm after police officers dropped him off at a subway station.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve said on Monday its policy meeting set for Tuesday and Wednesday would go forward as scheduled despite an ongoing cleanup in Washington after a major snowstorm.
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But it turns out that their ukelele-heavy experience was nothing compared to another guy who got stuck in the same snowstorm and suffered a much more dangerous—and significantly spicier—fate.
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"It's like an underwater snowstorm," said Emma L. Hickerson, a veteran diver and research coordinator at the Flower Garden Banks, a coral reef 100 miles off Texas in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The government overlooked thousand of emails that needed to go through the redaction process, it claimed at the time, and would be further delayed by a snowstorm that blanketed the East Coast.
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If your emergency preparation plans include stocking up on groceries and toiletries, as you would before a big snowstorm or hurricane, you might invite your kids to go the store with you.
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Released from classes because of a snowstorm, he seeks refuge at the nearby home of his dearest friend, Meredith, where her attempt to seduce him leads to the confession of his homosexuality.
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There was the time I got caught in a snowstorm on the way to Lake Tahoe, the drive spent clutching the wheel as I rolled through highways outside Sacramento blanketed by mist.
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At night, the toy turns into a prince; together, Marie and the Prince battle mice, brave a snowstorm and end up in the Land of the Sweets, where the Sugarplum Fairy awaits.
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In the bone-chilling wake of a wind-propelled snowstorm, the city said that heating systems had failed in dozens of buildings operated by the agency and that repair crews were scrambling.
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The wind was fast, and a snowstorm was producing whiteout conditions, making the skiing feel like "being inside a Ping-Pong ball," in the words of the American adventure athlete Colin O'Brady.
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Representative Adriano Espaillat, a New York Democrat, expressed his frustration on Twitter and demanded answers from public officials about how such a meager snowstorm was able to undermine the city's transportation systems.
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An unusually early snowstorm crippled parts of the Northern Plains on Friday, bringing heavy gusts of wet snow and plummeting temperatures across the central United States, according to the National Weather Service.
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You are encouraged to drink (preferably whisky), eat, assist in the creation of a snowstorm and help clear your table when somebody needs it to simulate falling through a gap in time.
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He faced scathing tabloid headlines after he jetted off to his house in Bermuda as a snowstorm bore down on the city, only to hurry back when it turned into a blizzard.
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The baseball star called in to the Weather Channel during a 2016 snowstorm to give Cantore an on-air report on how much snow had fallen in his area of New Jersey.
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"With the snowstorm on its way into Tacoma, my biggest priority is making sure everyone stays safe -- and that's why we've decided to postpone my tour event to March 24th," Obama tweeted.
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Even with the snowstorm, cherry blossoms a few steps from the White House and the headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency are greeting the new occupants with startlingly early growth and blooms.
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As California prepared for rain, the East Coast was digging out from the fourth major snowstorm this month, which closed schools, grounded flights and halted bus and train service across the region.
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Flights were cancelled Christmas night in 2002 and many travelers were left stranded at airports when a snowstorm hit the northeast bringing more than 20 inches of snow, the weather service said.
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"I had to take my 2-and-a-half-year-old out in the snowstorm, wind, blowing snow, freezing temperatures to drive to Brainerd just to get my prescription," Anderson told WCCO.
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The late-winter snowstorm, which likely caused masses of the bird to break, or in birding terms "fallout," from their migration, seems to have grounded many in New York, at least temporarily.
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If you've ever had to dig your car out after a snowstorm or gotten stuck along a snow-covered road, you know how convenient it is to keep one in your trunk.
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A potentially historic snowstorm is all but certain to crush Washington, D.C., and the surrounding region beginning Friday afternoon with up to 30-inches of snow, damaging coastal flooding and crippling travel disruptions.
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Earlier in the night, the then 25-year-old had gone out for a few drinks with friends and then decided to walk home in a snowstorm in Allentown, Pennsylvania, according to WFMZ.
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As rains soaked parts of California, the East Coast was digging out from the fourth major snowstorm this month, which closed schools, grounded flights and halted bus and train service across the region.
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"Right now there's a lot of models that are pointing to this big snowstorm for a good portion of the eastern U.S.," said Otto, with the Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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I got to hear them inside a small, square room, as a Sennheiser representative switched between nature sounds, musical performances, and movie action sequences, including the snowstorm and the beginning of Fury Road.
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New York City and the swathes of north-eastern America are hunkering down for a late-winter blizzard with transit officials putting into action preparations for what could be the season's worst snowstorm.
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A spring snowstorm was forecast to cross parts of Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin from Wednesday, potentially dumping 8-16 inches of snow, the Commodity Weather Group said in a client note.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A rare snowstorm hit Tokyo on Monday, snarling train services, forcing the cancellation of scores of flights and prompting hordes of workaholic Japanese to heed official advice to head home early.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For coastal communities in New York and New Jersey, the powerful snowstorm menacing the East Coast this weekend brings an added danger beyond freezing temperatures, power outages and slippery roads.
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After Portland, the Eatons made time for a short trip to Colorado, where they mulled a post-Olympic move to the mountains despite having to scout locations while driving in a heavy snowstorm.
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SYOSSET, N.Y. — Islanders goaltender Thomas Greiss and his wife, Brittney, were running errands in his enormous truck during a late January snowstorm that ultimately canceled the team's home game that night against Philadelphia.
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Though less likely to fail in a snowstorm, routine repairs to buried lines would take as much as 60% longer, since problem areas are harder to find and the work requires digging equipment.
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"I love it even more in the winter when it stays white after a snowstorm," said Theresa Macri, 56, a permanent resident of the island who said she finds sanctuary in the forest.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — At least eight climbers, including a South Korean world-record holder, were killed after a violent snowstorm ripped through their camp in the Himalaya Mountains in Nepal, officials said on Saturday.
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A little bit of cabin fever led both Ashley Chioma Emerole and Madison Ray Head to leave their apartments to meet up with friends in Manhattan after a big snowstorm in January 303.
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In the DVD commentary, the writer Tim Long reveals that the episode was based on an event from his childhood when his was the only public school to remain open during a snowstorm.
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A massive snowstorm is forecast to pummel the Northern Plains over the weekend, with 6-12 inches of snow projected to fall over the region, along with record-low temperatures, NBC News reports.
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As a heavy snowstorm swept across the northern Midwest over the weekend, Cole started to get calls from seniors in the community who needed someone to shovel snow in front of their homes.
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A storm moving north along the East Coast beginning on Christmas night 1969 became the third greatest snowstorm to hit Albany, bringing a total of 26.7 inches of snow, the weather service said.
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"Since that snowy day we launched in February, the outpouring of support has been incredible," Klobuchar said Monday on Twitter, referring to her outdoor campaign announcement in the middle of a Minnesota snowstorm.
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In Denver, with a snowstorm looming, I allowed Avis to up-sell me a four-wheel drive, plus access to the toll-road shortcut to Boulder, and some inscrutable new fuel-reimbursement option.
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The former police chief told the news outlet he walked about three-quarters of a mile in the snowstorm in his boots, a hat and his underwear before his wife picked him up.
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Klobuchar, 59, announced her candidacy outdoors in a Minnesota snowstorm last winter, in a display of the grit that propelled her campaign for months and made a contender out of a relative unknown.
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A snowstorm that pushed across London on Sunday brought Heathrow Airport, one of the busiest in the world, to a virtual halt as airlines canceled numerous flights and planes were stranded at gates.
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The two Democrats now head to New Hampshire, assuming they avoid a predicted snowstorm slated to begin in Iowa sometime early this morning, where the next contest begins just a week from today.
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Mr. Rubio has received many of these jabs: Mr. Christie faulted him for missing votes in the Senate and for a joke Mr. Rubio made last week about the snowstorm bearing down on Washington.
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The Miss Teen USA pageant looked like a snowstorm in Las Vegas -- that's how a lot of people saw it due to a severe lack of diversity when Miss Texas Karlie Hay was crowned.
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It evokes the same feeling of pleasure and suspense as a live news broadcast unknowingly playing host to a prank, like this recent weed-covered Big Foot walking through a snowstorm in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Thursday night was a testament to Jazz's independent success: his New Jazz City show, despite being blindsided by a massive fucking snowstorm, drew out of a packed audience and a wild amount of energy.
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A dog that gave birth in a Michigan snowstorm is a "wonderful mama," according to the rescue group that is caring for the clan and shared a detailed account of her ordeal on Facebook.
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The fourth coastal storm in three weeks to hammer the Eastern Seaboard appears likely to form early next week, potentially delivering yet another crippling snowstorm to millions from the Mid-Atlantic to New England.
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Why this Amtrak commuter train came barreling into the station so fast after a winter snowstorm is unknown, but it seems like an especially unsafe thing to do with passengers waiting on the platform.
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Whether people just want to take a nice picture of their dog or they're aspiring Sugimotos, here are some Instagrams from this snowstorm that capture some of the quieter moments of a ferocious storm.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A snowstorm forced the closure of Turkey's key shipping straits and sweeping flight cancellations on Saturday, while hazardous roads left many drivers stranded overnight in Istanbul, a city of 15 million people.
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The governor scrapped his plans to wait out the coming snowstorm in New Hampshire on Friday and instead was to head back to the Garden State to prepare for a potential worse weather emergency.
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The National Weather Service said during the time the boy was left in the car, a snowstorm passed over the state and temperatures plummeted from 9 degrees to -8 degrees Fahrenheit, according to police.
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A spring snowstorm was forecast to cross parts of Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin starting Wednesday, potentially dumping 20.0 to 248608 inches of snow, the Commodity Weather Group said in a client note.
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A spring snowstorm was forecast to cross parts of Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin starting Wednesday, potentially dumping 8 to 16 inches of snow, the Commodity Weather Group said in a client note.
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Pleasant Hill, Iowa (CNN)A cold front and possible snowstorm was bearing down on central Iowa Monday night, but it would take more than weather to stop 102-year-old Ruline Steininger from caucusing.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The fiercest snowstorm of the winter slammed the northeastern United States on Thursday, leaving a foot (503 cm) of snow in places, canceling thousands of flights and shutting down schools.
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Crude oil futures rocketed 503 percent higher on Friday as traders covered bets that oil would fall farther and as heating oil prices rose ahead of a massive snowstorm on the U.S. East Coast.
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A potentially historic snowstorm is dumping up to of 217 inches of snow on some areas, which means your usual stomping grounds on the Internet may lose their entertainment factor quicker than you've expected.
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"I expected a snowstorm from hell of tiny pieces of toilet paper all mixed into my work uniforms to the point they would become unwearable short of five clean washes," warjerch texted his friend.
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There are practical challenges, like the morning when, having risen earlier than the farmer who ploughs the village roads, I had to drag my suitcase uphill through a snowstorm to catch an airport train.
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But the historic nature of the shutdown is being met by a relatively quiet start to the week in Washington, where a weekend snowstorm blanketed the area with 21625 to 2900 inches of snow.
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After the warmest February on record in New York City and other parts of the Northeast, winter returned with a vengeance last week with a paralyzing snowstorm and sustained stretch of sub-freezing temperatures.
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But on Sunday, all shuttles to D.C. were canceled due to the snowstorm, which was on its way to inundating the state of Maryland with a peak of more than 33 inches of snow.
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Having tested this jacket myself during an intense surprise snowstorm in New York City, I stand by the protective warm and durability of this jacket, and many other happy Fjällräven fans agree with me.
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When they finished for the day, Judge Caproni said that the trial would not resume till Thursday, in anticipation of a snowstorm that, at least in New York City, was less severe than predicted.
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Across our desk came a single report about a double-proposal in a snowstorm, and dozens upon dozens of other neat proposals, perhaps the neatest pulled off with a little help from Miss Piggy.
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Like the time Marc Jacobs needed to overnight its new collection from the factory in Italy to New York Fashion Week, and a fluke snowstorm hit the Italian countryside, making the mountain route impassable.
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A morning snowstorm can be particularly tricky for schools because a massive fleet of yellow buses have to leave their depots, typically before the sun rises, and pick up tens of thousands of students.
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And during the severe snowstorm that hit New York on the weekend of January 23, 2016, total TV usage was 343% higher during the Saturday of the snow event compared with the Saturday before.
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"The Simpsons" struggles when it tries to clutter episodes with characters and subplots, which makes an episode about a snowstorm that traps the kids in school with Skinner so sublime: It is beautifully simple.
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Ben Bernanke, the former Federal Reserve chairman who served before and after the 2008 financial crisis, told CNBC on Wednesday the coronavirus economic halt is more like a "major snowstorm" than an economic depression.
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More recently Ms. Gambrell translated Mr. Sorokin's "The Blizzard" (released in English in 2015), about a Russian doctor who ventures into a snowstorm to deliver a vaccine to a village battling a zombie plague.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest also added support to prices, as the wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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Wilson's professionalism, such as it is, is buffeted by demands for vigilante justice — mainly from the victim's father, the ever-bellicose Ward Bond — even as he is swept up in a snowstorm of ambiguity.
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But in the springtime, nothing irks them quite like the catkins, especially when they drop uninvited into a steaming bowl of soup or suddenly swirl in the air, blocking visibility like a bad snowstorm.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest also added support to prices, as the wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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If a winter snowstorm followed by bone-chilling cold made you finally rethink your plan to hang on to your coat another year, you may be disappointed when you look to find a replacement.
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Mr. Schwartz said he was sure it would be needed on Thursday and Friday, which were projected to be two of the busiest days of the year at La Guardia even before the snowstorm.
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Trump will try to run out the clock Sunday, with rallies around the state a day after he pleaded with Iowa voters to turn out even as a snowstorm bears down on southern Iowa.
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But Mr. Weirsky, who said he spends $20 a week on quick-pick lottery tickets, said he did not realize he had the winning ticket until two days later, as a snowstorm swirled outside.
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Mr. Rubio's campaign responded to Mr. Christie's rebuke in a tart statement saying that Mr. Christie had initially planned to stay in New Hampshire during the snowstorm and "was shamed into" returning to New Jersey.
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In January, for instance, when much of the East Coast was buried by an enormous snowstorm, Delta's percentage of flights not canceled, a measure known as mainline completion factor, was an industry-leading 98.7 percent.
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The season's first major snowstorm bearing down on the U.S. East Coast this weekend could boost demand enough to cut a bit from the biggest regional supply overhang for this time of year since 2007.
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Extremely cold, record-breaking temperatures are settling across parts of the Midwest after a powerful snowstorm pounded the region overnight Monday, and forecasters are describing the subzero weather on the way as potentially life-threatening.
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As the nation's capital prepares for the massive snowstorm headed its way this week, the Washington D.C. Snowball Fight Association has scheduled a giant Star Wars-themed snowball fight for Saturday at Dupont Circle Fountain.
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"We were almost back at the house already, and it was already starting to get pretty late, and there was supposed to be a snowstorm that night, so we were getting pretty anxious," she said.
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On the day of an unprecedented London snowstorm in February, I spoke to Shonibare by phone from his home in London as he prepared to travel to New York for the unveiling of his sculpture.
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Over 3.9 million residents of the Plains and the Midwest got a surprise this week, as a rare inland spring snowstorm slammed parts of six states, including Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota.
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To get a heavy snowstorm in the Mid-Atlantic and coastal New England at this time of year, heavy precipitation rates and below average temperatures tend to be needed to overcome the high sun angle.
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Previous events have included a dramatic rocket launch, an in-game Marshmello concert, a rolling purple cube that opened a portal to a different dimension, and a massive snowstorm created by an undead ice king.
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The duo — who made headlines this week when they hopped in a rental car and drove 1,600 miles from San Antonio to Washington after a snowstorm canceled their flights — reunited at the Capitol on Friday.
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While he did note the role that weather played — an unseasonably warm January and February that pulled job creation forward and a March snowstorm that slowed it down — he said the report was still disappointing.
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The figures may also be distorted by the weather; although there was a big snowstorm recently on the east coast, the winter has been milder than each of the last two, requiring less power use.
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A North Carolina motorist has been charged with murder for allegedly fatally shooting a man who tried to help him after he spun off an icy road Friday during the East Coast snowstorm, authorities said.
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Without a gig for Christmas Eve, the pair go on the drive, where they find themselves saving a nativity party, surviving a snowstorm, and performing onstage in Nashville with a celebrity singer (played by Osmond).
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Notes from the 2:30pm meeting with Fortune staffers, which took place in New York City despite many being absent due to the snowstorm: There is a lot of inbound interest, primarily from wealthy individuals.
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House Ways and Means Committee Republicans are pushing back their schedule in anticipation of a massive snowstorm that is bearing down on the Washington region and is expected to cripple the city for several days.
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In New York City, the nor'easter was anticipated as the biggest spring snowstorm in the city's history — a record held by a 43-inch blizzard on April 24, 255 — but fell short in the end.
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The was-he-or-wasn't-he-fired episode added another surreal layer to last month's snowstorm that paralyzed much of New York City, and brought wide criticism on how the de Blasio administration handled it.
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For Jon-Sesrie Goff and Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich, that moment arrived in December 2013 as they drove through a snowstorm and Mr. Goff's car started to slide into an intersection at a two-way stop.
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Ms. Lloyd, who previously ran for Congress, was among about 100 Democrats who braved a harsh April snowstorm to attend the party's annual county dinner at a motel in this town of about 11,20003 residents.
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This week, temperatures have dropped across much of the north-central United States, as a major snowstorm, which has been named Winter Storm Abby, threatens to break October snowfall records, according to The Weather Channel.
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Before an event in Denison, as a snowstorm that threatened Thanksgiving travel loomed, Rick Crampton, 63, of rural Kiron, Iowa, said he had been especially impressed with Mr. Buttigieg after seeing him during the debates.
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Jefferson Heavner, 27, had pulled up in his pick-up truck to help the suspect, Marvin Jacob Lee, when Lee's car became stuck in the snow as the historic snowstorm bore down on the area.
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Audrey Mash, a 34-year-old U.K. woman, who currently lives in Barcelona, was stranded in a snowstorm last month while hiking with her husband in the Spanish Pyrenees mountains, according to the Associated Press.
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Standing barefoot in a friend's apartment in Manhattan, where we met before a recent snowstorm to make lunch, Thiam explained how local grains like fonio lost some cultural currency around the time of French colonization.
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The worst of the snow was focused on the upper Great Lakes, with Green Bay, Wisconsin, seeing its second largest snowstorm ever after 23.2 inches fell as of Sunday afternoon, the National Weather Service said.
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The snowstorm, which began before noon and was expected to drop several inches through Tuesday morning, had all the campaigns talking to their field organizers to ensure they were prepared for get-out-the-vote complications.
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Both Jessica and Tyler drove through "a ridiculous snowstorm to get up to northern Wisconsin" for the event, Jessica tells CNBC Make It, where Tyler's partner was a gamer who Jessica had met at another tournament.
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The firm says that FEMA, the same organization that told people to plan for Y2K like it was a snowstorm, tried to buy up their supply of meals before they could sell them to the public.
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