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Unseasonally cold weather gripped the eastern third of the United States Monday and was expected to drive temperatures down and bury some northern cities in snow.
The US National Weather Service called it a "complex system" that would bring hazardous weather to the area from Tuesday.
Below-zero temperatures were forecast as far south as Tennessee, while heavy snow was expected in Great Lakes cities.
The section of the country usually does not experience freezing or snow before Christmas.
By Tuesday afternoon, "it appears much of the Mid-Atlantic and Lower Tennessee Valley will struggle to reach the freezing mark as polar air invades the central to eastern US," the service said.
Snowfall will approach 60 centimetres near Lakes Erie and Ontario, with isolated heavier amounts possible. To the north-east up to 30 centimetres of snow were possible.
The system was blamed for multiple traffic fatalities over the weekend in Missouri, Nebraska, Michigan and Ohio, news reports said.
Source : Sapa-dpa /nsm
Date : 18 Nov 2014 04:19
The US National Weather Service called it a "complex system" that would bring hazardous weather to the area from Tuesday.
Below-zero temperatures were forecast as far south as Tennessee, while heavy snow was expected in Great Lakes cities.
The section of the country usually does not experience freezing or snow before Christmas.
By Tuesday afternoon, "it appears much of the Mid-Atlantic and Lower Tennessee Valley will struggle to reach the freezing mark as polar air invades the central to eastern US," the service said.
Snowfall will approach 60 centimetres near Lakes Erie and Ontario, with isolated heavier amounts possible. To the north-east up to 30 centimetres of snow were possible.
The system was blamed for multiple traffic fatalities over the weekend in Missouri, Nebraska, Michigan and Ohio, news reports said.
Source : Sapa-dpa /nsm
Date : 18 Nov 2014 04:19
