So Brian Higgins and I carried his car battery by the Moody Bible Institute one of those coldest days. That's nothing like what people are suffering now.
CNN
CNN
About 250 million people -- 77% of the continental US population
-- face below-freezing temperatures this
week. But this isn't just a typical January cold snap. These are some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in a
generation, caused by the polar vortex paying
us a visit. If you're 25 or younger, "you've never felt this cold
before," CNN meteorologist Tom Sater said. In the Upper Midwest and Great
Lakes, temps will plunge to 20-40 degrees below zero. Wind chills will be even
worse: 35-60 below (here's how to protect yourself).
There will be blizzard conditions in some places, too. Snow is even forecast
for Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. More than 3,400 flights have been
cancelled. The weather has already killed two people, in Minnesota and Illinois.
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