US: Southerners Embrace Rare Snow, Making Most Of Winter Storm

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US: Southerners Embrace Rare Snow, Making Most Of Winter Storm

A major winter storm hit the US Gulf Coast on Tuesday, January 21, dumping record-breaking snowfall. The storm impacted areas from the Texas Gulf Coast to the Atlantic coast of the Carolinas, causing road closures and travel disruptions. However, many took advantage of this rare scene and had fun in the snow.

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  • 2025/1/23 13:14:30
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  • 2025 at about 15:30h, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: New Orleans, Louisiana, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 21

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