US: Rare Winter Storm Hits South, Bringing Heavy Snow, Sleet, And Ice 2

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US: Rare Winter Storm Hits South, Bringing Heavy Snow, Sleet, And Ice 2

A major winter storm brought frigid temperatures to the South on Monday, January 20, prompting closures of roads, schools, and airports. The wintry weather is expected to cause significant travel disruptions and power outages across the region. Sleet and snow began falling across southeast Texas late Monday.

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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Geismar, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 21, Louisiana, 2025 at about 04:00h

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