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N America weather: Polar vortex brings record temperatures

 
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N America weather: Polar vortex brings record temperatures
Parts of the US and Canada are braced for potentially record-breaking low temperatures as a "polar vortex" weather pattern blasts North America.

A winter storm has already blanketed areas of Canada and the north-eastern US with up to 2ft (60 cm) of snow.

More than 3,000 flights were cancelled on Monday, on top of thousands grounded over the weekend.

Schools have been closed in several US states and residents urged to stay indoors for their own safety.
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Re: N America weather: Polar vortex brings record temperatures
Parts of the US and Canada are braced for potentially record-breaking low temperatures as a "polar vortex" weather pattern blasts North America.

A winter storm has already blanketed areas of Canada and the north-eastern US with up to 2ft (60 cm) of snow.

More than 3,000 flights were cancelled on Monday, on top of thousands grounded over the weekend.

Schools have been closed in several US states and residents urged to stay indoors for their own safety.
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North America cold plunge continues
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Re: N America weather: Polar vortex brings record temperatures
Parts of the US and Canada are braced for potentially record-breaking low temperatures as a "polar vortex" weather pattern blasts North America.

A winter storm has already blanketed areas of Canada and the north-eastern US with up to 2ft (60 cm) of snow.

More than 3,000 flights were cancelled on Monday, on top of thousands grounded over the weekend.

Schools have been closed in several US states and residents urged to stay indoors for their own safety.
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North America cold plunge continues
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A Chilling Possibility By disturbing a massive ocean current, melting Arctic sea ice might trigger colder weather in Europe and North America.
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