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Advocates were particularly worried about homeless people as well as older residents who might be snowed or iced in, especially in the Pacific Northwest, where the winters are typically mild

Tyrone McDougald wore a long-eared, leopard-style hat as he sorted through racks of warm clothes at a homeless service center in Portland, Oregon. He was already wearing multiple layers, but with no roof of his own, he grabbed two more coats to help him face a bitter cold snap arriving in the Northwest.

Snow is expected in Portland, “life-threatening wind chills" are forecast for South Dakota and tornadoes may hit southern states.

Chicago area could see more than half a foot (15 cm) of snow by Saturday

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Tyrone McDougald wore a long-eared, leopard-style hat as he sorted through racks of warm clothes at a homeless service center in Portlan

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Tyrone McDougald wore a long-eared, leopard-style hat as he sorted through racks of warm clothes at a homeless service center in Portland, Oregon. He was already

Blinding snow, freezing rain, whipping winds and bitter cold temperatures affected several states in the northern US as a massive winter storm swept in.

Sprawling storms across the U.S. are bringing everything from “life-threatening wind chills” in South Dakota to the possibility of tornadoes in the South.

A massive winter storm swept the northern U.S. on Friday, with blinding snow in some places, freezing rain in others, and whipping winds and bitter cold temperatures across several states.

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