Winter Storm Elliott sweeps USA, leaves more than a million without power | USA TODAY #Shorts

An arctic storm continued to wreak havoc across much of the US, triggering dramatic temperature drops and blizzard conditions.

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A strengthening pre-Christmas blizzard that experts say could become a bomb cyclone is set to bring heavy snow, strong wind gusts and plummeting temperatures to the Central and Northern Plains, Upper Midwest and Great Lakes.

The winter storm system brewing along an incoming Arctic front could create treacherous holiday travel conditions as federal forecasters expect the blizzard to slam much of the Midwest and Great Lakes through Christmas Eve.

Winter storm warnings, wind chill warnings and winter weather advisories were in effect across parts of the Midwest and Pacific Northwest – where up to 24 inches of additional snow was anticipated in Washington.

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32 comments

    1. @The Grand Wazoo Of Heliopolis They did it for the simple sake of sensationalism and thus revenue. Ever watched the insipid crap on that channel? It’s a revenue minded brain drain. Better weather comes from other sources.

    1. Well you could stay in your electric car. LOL 😂…. glad I live in Florida, better than Upstate NY where I’m from.

    2. @Jim Beam so my dad his condo maybe livable by Feb I’ll be hunting Monday and not wondering where I’ll be staying after the next hurricane takes you out jimmy if you live thru it

  1. Michigan here. I just came in after 3 minutes of wind and I am frost bitten all over. And I mean this isnt a normal wind, its instant death.

    1. Layer up and cover all your skin
      I use to live there now live in Ak
      It’s all about layering and covering the skin 🤗
      Your skin has be exposed 30/30/30/
      temp – 30degrees .
      wind 30mph
      Time 30 minutes
      equals frost bitten skin

    1. I’m in Northwest Louisiana and it was 7 degrees last night. Wont get above 25 for the next few days…

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