A biting Winter storm has blasted the South and Midwest with ice and snow - leaving more than a quarter of a million people without power, grounding thousands of flights and causing treacherous conditions for travelers.
Two people have died in traffic accidents on roads in Texas - the region hardest hit by the weather - where temperatures plunged below freezing on what residents dubbed 'Ice Friday'.
But eight other deaths across the country have been attributed to the extreme weather - from the three who died from hypothermia in California to the woman who died in a car crash on icy roads in Indiana. The cold front proved fatal as far south as Arkansas where a 62-year-old man was killed from a falling tree, weighed down with ice.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2519364/Texas-braces-Ice-Friday-snow-sweeps-U-S--canceling-hundreds-flights-leaving-250-000-power.html
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