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Winter storm grips much of U.S. in snow, ice, Arctic cold

A massive winter storm reached the U.S. Atlantic Coast on Sunday, bringing heavy snow and ice, straining electric grids and grounding thousands of flights at levels not seen since the pandemic. Temperatures plunged on the storm’s eastward path. Parts of Texas and the Mid-South were coated in freezing rain — and a layer of ice thick enough to take down power lines. Up to 0.75 inches (1.9 ...
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Thousands of flights canceled ahead of U.S. winter storm

WASHINGTON – Almost 4,000 flights were canceled in the U.S. on Saturday ahead of a monster winter storm that has already cut power to thousands of utility customers in Texas and threatened to paralyze eastern states with heavy snowfall.
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Two brewing snow storms puzzle forecasters

A “disruptive” snowstorm is possible for the big cities of the Northeast corridor later this week, forecasters said on Monday, but specifics about the amount, timing and location remain highly uncertain.
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After a dry December, drought numbers are ticking up across Texas

DALLAS — After reaching a four-year low in 2025, drought is climbing across Texas. As of Tuesday, 57% of the state’s land area was in some type of drought. North Texas has mostly been spared so far, with only northern and eastern counties of the region receiving an “abnormally dry” designation, the precursor to official drought. Drought levels had fallen to only 19% of the state in August 2025 ...