US: Winter Storm Hits Southern States Prompting School Closures, Flight Disruptions

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US: Winter Storm Hits Southern States Prompting School Closures, Flight Disruptions

Winter storms hit southern states on Thursday, January 9, prompting school closures and flight disruptions across the region. States of emergency were declared in North Carolina and Georgia.

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