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Cities across the nation and the globe are facing blistering cold winters this year, with many seeing record-breaking snowfall.

Plattsmouth airport reports snow for 21 hours over the weekend

Remembering the January Blizzard of 2011 in Greater Danbury It was one of the biggest blizzards ever in Greater Danbury and it happened between January 11 and January 12 in 2011. It was the second major snowfall within a month and it blanketed areas of Greater Danbury with more than 20-plus inches of snow. Some spots got even more -- up to 30 inches. Danbury totaled more than 40 inches of snow between this storm and another storm in late December of 2010. Snow was falling at three-to-four inches per hour, crippling travel, grounding flights out of Bradley Airport, and of course, I-84 was ...

© Kiyoshi Kimura Streetcars stop their operation due to heavy snowfall in Toyama on Jan. 8. A record amount of snowfall blanketed central Japan's Hokuriku region by the morning of Jan. 8, forcing residents to cope with slippery and treacherous snow-packed roads and sidewalks. In Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, the snow accumulation during the 12-hour period through the early morning totalled 59 centimeters, a record high. In Toyama, it reached 48 cm, the highest ever for the capital of the prefecture. As of 9 a.m., the snow cover in Himi was six times more than usual. In the town of Asahi, it wa...

Lanes headed towards you that are going particularly slow. but really, anywhere you're trying to go this year, getting to thanksgiving dinner has not been easy. the road to thanksgiving is blocked, or at least stalled tonight for millions. two-thirds of americans are in the path of two storms dumping heavy snow in the west and bringing fierce winds and rain to the east, cooking up trouble just hours before holiday dinner. >> you've got to plan for it. you've got to execute and just stay calm. >> reporter: colorado is digging out. >> got to make a flight in two hours. >> reporter: more than 15 ...