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Look at that. abc chief meteorologist ginger zee leads us off tonight. reporter: tonight, millions ringing in the new year are facing one last winter blast for 2018. this is a very strong cold front heading our way. reporter: ferocious winds bringing whiteout conditions to fargo, north dakota. gusts above 40 miles per hour. this as convoys of snowplows race to clear roads in minnesota. vehicle after vehicle slipping off the road. that system now combining with a second one from the south, forming a fast-moving storm that s racing east tonight. south of tuscaloosa, alabama, an urgent effort to evacuate more than a dozen people and their pets. you re looking at more evacuees coming off that boat right now to a safe area. reporter: their neighborhood cut off after floodwaters caused a road to collapse. behind that system, arctic air. it s all rushing into the mountain west. driving treacherous here, too. in washington state, troopers posting this video of a car ....
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