US: Rising Temperatures Cause Steam to Billow From Snow Piles New York

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US: Rising Temperatures Cause Steam to Billow From Snow Piles New York

Rising temperatures caused steam to billow from snow piles in Chester, New York, on Wednesday, March 11, as the region experienced warmer-than-usual weather.

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  • 2026/3/13 14:25:47
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  • New York, Video Location: Chester, US Video Recording Date/Time: March 11, Orange County, 2026

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