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Arctic air sweeping south over Plains shatters record temperatures in North Dakota

A polar vortex is causing extreme cold, affecting over 95 million people and resulting in school closures in several states, according to reports from the Associated Press.
Bismarck, North Dakota set a new record low temperature of minus 39 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking the previous record of minus 37 degrees set in 1910, as reported by the National Weather Service.
The weather-related death toll has increased, with at least 14 fatalities linked to recent storms in the Eastern U.S., confirmed by various state officials.
Severe weather conditions have been reported across multiple states, including dangerous travel advisories due to record snowfall and ice.

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Arctic air sweeping south over Plains shatters record temperatures in North Dakota

Arctic air gripping the Plains has broken cold-weather records in North Dakota. The capital city of Bismarck dropped to minus 39 on Tuesday, breaking the record of minus 37 set

4 days ago·United States

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The Highlander | Marble Falls newspaper

Forecast calls for surge of arctic air

I urge everyone to take the necessary precautions now to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants from the arctic outbreak this week. The chance for wintery precipitation late Tuesday into early Wednesday has diminished as the precipitation is forecast to end before temperatures fall below freezing.

4 days ago·Marble Falls, United States

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