Polar Vortex Wintry Blast Will Chill Much Of Us. Here's What You Should Know

Omar Gallaga, CNET
Fri, 01/03/2025 - 10:35am

The first big Arctic outbreak of 2025 is expected to bring cold temperatures as well as ice and heavy snow to states into next week.

Topics: arctic

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