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Texas, New York and winter storm

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See drone footage of snow blanketing states from Texas to New York
Stunning images show the aftermath of the monster snowstorm that hit states around the country. See drone footage here.

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Crain's New York Business · 5d
Huge winter storm to dump snow, ice from Texas to New York
 · 5d
Record Cold Fuels Winter Storm Aimed at Texas, New York
 · 1d
Winter storm 2026 tracker: Live coverage and latest news
A massive winter storm bearing down on the East Coast this weekend is expected to bring heavy snow and subzero temperatures to New York.

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 · 1d
US Storm Leaves 1 Million Without Power, Forces 10,000 Flight Cancellations
 · 20h
Deadly storm hits US from Texas to New England, leaving 800,000 without power
 · 1d
Winter storm updates: Another round of snow to hit Oklahoma Saturday night. See latest timelines
All flights to and from OKC Will Rogers International Airport on Saturday Jan. 24, have been canceled.

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 · 22h
Winter storm: Death toll rises as winter storm continues dumping snow across the U.S
 · 10h
Over 1K without power in deep South Texas as the frigid temps continue
The Financial Express
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US winter storm warning: New York, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan and 4 other states on high alert

According to the Newsweek report, the NWS winter storm warnings cover eight states where severe winter weather is anticipated. These include New York, Oklahoma, Texas, and Michigan, as well as regions of Maryland and Virginia,
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The X Factor for New York City’s Impending Winter Storm

Meteorologist John Homenuk says the difference between a major storm and something even bigger comes down to the sleet line.
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