Snow storm covers the USA, breaking 300 temperature records: report from social networks

Midwest SSA was covered by a powerful snow storm. He broke 300 temperature records, some of them held for more than 100 years. Writes about it Dailymail.

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More than 232 million people were affected by the storm. The temperature reached 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius), and in places even lower.

Video from this morning #chicagosnow #Chicagoweather pic.twitter.com/Enftt9zBAN

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In a car accident on the 80 highway in Richfield, Ohio, a woman died on Tuesday morning. The accident with 16 cars happened in 8: 45 in the morning. 21-year-old Audrey Brown was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the semitrailer was killed on the 70 motorway on Tuesday morning - it crashed into a medical center and flew out of the cab.

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At least one of us is ecstatic about the snow! #puppies #pitties #snow #chicagosnow #tooearlyforthis #lovemypit #pittsofinsta #rogerspark

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3 people were sent to the hospital, 2 of them in critical condition (22 and 62 years of age) after numerous accidents involving truck wagons near Youngstown, Ohio. In the morning messages there was information that about 10: 30 over 50 cars were damaged in the same accident.

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It begins (again) #chicagosnow

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Because of icy roads near Youngstown, Ohio, 50 cars collided one after the other, causing 2 people to be seriously injured. Numerous collisions west of Hudson caused cars to fly off the highway into a ditch. South of Syracuse, New York, in the middle of the night, the 7 bus tipped over on its side after the driver lost control.

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8 am and snowing, already one shoe down, and he still wants to go to the beach. Unbelievable. . . . #greyhoundsofinstagram #greyhoundthings #greyhounds #greyhound #sighthound #sighthoundsofinstagram #retiredgreyhound #retiredracer #dogsofchicago #dogstagram #dogs #snowday #beachday #stubborndog #chicagogreyhound #chicagosnow #greyhoundson

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Some of the broken temperature records were set back in the 1911 year, so you can safely call this storm historical.

Frozen chicago pic.twitter.com/i8cVWIjKFq

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More than 1400 flights to from O'Hare and Midway were canceled after more than 3 inches of snow fell (7,6 cm).

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The lowest temperature recorded during this storm reached 13 degrees Fahrenheit (-10,5 Celsius).

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Record 17 degrees Fahrenheit (-8,3 Celsius) in Chicago beat the 24-year low - the last time 28 degrees Fahrenheit (-2,2 Celsius) was recorded in the city in 1995.

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A look at I-57 SB, near 127th.#snow #Chicagosnow pic.twitter.com/eHDb7x4kh3

- Courtney Gousman (@cgousman) January 19, 2019

The National Weather Service reported that on Wednesday, November 13, several record-breaking highs were recorded: Binghamton (21 degrees Fahrenheit / -6,1 degrees Celsius) and Albany, New York (26 degrees Fahrenheit / -3,3 degrees Celsius ), Hartford, Connecticut (32 degrees Fahrenheit / 0 degrees Celsius), Providence, Rhode Island (32 degrees Fahrenheit / 0 degrees Celsius), Boston (33 degrees Fahrenheit / 0,5 degrees Celsius), Newark, New Jersey ( 35 degrees Fahrenheit / 1,6 degrees Celsius), Roanoke, Virginia (37 degrees Fahrenheit / 2,7 degrees Celsius), Charleston, South Carolina (47 degrees Fahrenheit / 8,3 degrees Celsius) and Savannah, Georgia (50 degrees Fahrenheit / 10 degrees Celsius).

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Snow time 🥶❄🥶❄. . . #chicago #chicagosnow #snowfall #snowday #snowy #snowtime #weekend #weekendvibes #weekendmood #weekendgetaway #homeawayfromhome

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