A wave of icy Arctic air covered the eastern coast of the United States on Saturday after a powerful storm that raged this week, affecting all eastern and central states, from Houston to Boston.
A warning about the intensification of wind and frost has been received by all coastal states from Florida to New England.
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Cities are stepping up efforts to provide homeless people with proper heating in shelters.
Ocean Ave @GarySzatkowski @NBCNewYork @brian4NY @News12NJ @AmyFreeze7 @HighTechHS I think Billy would rather be doing Physics homework pic.twitter.com/Sc93yd9eyP
— Bill Mckim (@belmardays) January 4, 2018
Look at this video outside our window of flooding in #Boston historic #FortPoint #Seaport neighborhood that is causing big dumpsters to float down the street. #blizzard2018 @CNN @WCVB pic.twitter.com/mjfrZJYnKr
— kelkelly (@kelkelly) January 4, 2018
L-R: extreme cold in the US. where with wind chill, it's felt —67c in places. 150 soldiers work to free cars trapped by snow in Spain. Extreme cold and snow in China's Shanxi province. 47c in Sydney, hottest day since 1939. (one season does not climate change make, but…) pic.twitter.com/EJwYxymjDE
— Adnan Nawaz (@aonawaz) January 7, 2018
In many parts of the eastern United States, the temperature fell below minus 18 degrees Celsius, in cold places of the country — minus 39 degrees.
#RoadConditions
— Blacker for Sheriff (@jbforsheriff) January 8, 2018
US 52 in Clinton County slick and hazardous! Also portions covered in 5/6” of snow! #ArriveAlive https://t.co/YJA9o3y4iz… pic.twitter.com/ukpfsoThUV
Coincé à New York #Snow #storm pic.twitter.com/DvTAmU7g0L
— OGKerri (@OG_Kerri) January 4, 2018
