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Nearly Half A Million Without Power After Severe Storms, Tornadoes And Record Snow

From the Great Lakes to the deep South, millions of people are either digging out or cleaning up from severe weather. Here's the latest.
Nearly Half A Million Without Power After Severe Storms, Tornadoes And Record Snowstory-preview

Historic March Heat Wave Headed For Southwest

Historic heat or another dose of winter? The seasons are battling it out across the U.S. this week.
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Snow Drifts Nearly Bury Michigan Home

The digging out is always the toughest part. Blizzard conditions drove snow into huge piles in Marquette, Michigan. The area received more than 3 feet of snow over Sunday and Monday as Winter Storm Iona blasted through.
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Hawaii Storm Damages Buildings, Washes Out Roads

A powerful storm hammered Hawaii for several days, dumping feet of rain that triggered flooding and mudslides. And that’s not all — there was also structural damage that will require a lengthy recovery. Watch this video to see all the latest from a town on Maui that has been soaked by the Kona low for days.
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