US: Winter Storm Hits Southern States Prompting School Closures, Flight Disruptions 4

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US: Winter Storm Hits Southern States Prompting School Closures, Flight Disruptions 4

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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  • Video Location: Near Highway 51 and 18 in west Yale, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 9, Oklahoma, 2025, Payne County

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