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Winter storm slams the West Coast, prompting rare blizzard warnings in Southern California

CNN, WFSB, KSBW, KCAL, KCBS, WCCO, KGTV, KATU, KSFY, WDIV, @WEATHERBOYSUPER, SPECTEE, TMX, MINNESOTA DOT, MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, KEVIN CAVALLIN, ERIN MCCUNE, CHP, TWITTER, @ALANTAYLOR1 By Aya Elamroussi, Rob Shackelford, Ralph Ellis and Mallika Kallingal, CNN A slow-moving winter storm has struck the West Coast, flooding highways in Los Angeles and prompting rare blizzard

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Nearly 1 million power outages reported in cross-country winter storms, with more snow, icing and blizzard conditions ahead

By Elizabeth Wolfe, Rob Shackelford and Joe Sutton, CNN Brutal winter storms brought significant icing, strong wind gusts and heavy snow across strips of the US from California to the Northeast on Thursday, part of a multiday event that has already closed roads and caused numerous power outages — even as the Southeast basks in

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Nearly 1 million power outages reported in cross-country winter storms, with more snow, icing and blizzard conditions ahead

CNN, WLUK, WCCO, KARE, KCRA, KGO By Elizabeth Wolfe, Rob Shackelford and Joe Sutton, CNN Brutal winter storms are expected to deliver snow, blizzard conditions or icing across strips of the US from California to the Northeast on Thursday, part of a multiday event that has already closed roads and caused numerous power outages —

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More than 20 million people face the threat of severe storms across the South today. The threat expands tomorrow

By Monica Garrett, CNN A two-day severe weather threat across the South begins Wednesday with more than 20 million people under the threat of possible strong tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. The storms will stretch from eastern Texas to western Kentucky. Parts of eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi and western Tennessee face the greatest threat of

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Tornadoes Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s some background information about tornadoes, rotating columns of air that often, but not always, are visible as funnel clouds. According to the National Weather Service, in 2022 there were 24 tornado-related deaths in the United States. Facts Most tornadoes form from severe thunderstorms. Hurricanes can also produce tornadoes. Tornado winds may

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