Blizzard strikes US Midwest, cancelling flights and disrupting presidential campaign
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Tens of millions of Americans were in the pathway of dangerous and damaging weather conditions.
Airlines delayed more than 7,600 flights across the U.S. on Friday
Even Jesus could lend a hand when Iowans face frigid weather conditions to pick their Republican presidential nominee on Monday, set to be a record cold caucus night with temperatures as low as... -January 12, 2024 at 02:31 pm EST - MarketScreener
CHICAGO (Reuters) -Tens of millions of Americans were in the pathway of dangerous and damaging weather conditions as snowstorms moved across the Northwest and Midwest, flooding threatened the East Coast and potential tornadoes were on tap in the South. Airlines delayed more than 7,600 flights across the U.S. on Friday, including planes grounded at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport due to winds and blinding snow. In Iowa, Republican presidential candidates canceled events three days out from