The hidden centers are what sets the Royal Blizzards apart from the classic Blizzards.
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There was a time when people truly trudged through blizzards.
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Freezing winters bring blizzards that can shut down the entire state.
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"We were lugging the gear through blizzards and stuff," Thompson recalls.
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Today it remains one of the deadliest blizzards in American history.
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Blizzards will strike parts of Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei and Hunan provinces.
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Blizzards also forced games to be postponed at Nassau Coliseum on Feb.
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Work, social obligations, and blizzards can take a toll on your psyche.
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Blizzards raged from Georgia to eastern Canada, spawning tornadoes in many places.
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He has a new series of paintings of polar bears in blizzards.
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Cold kills, and I don't mean just extreme cold and crippling blizzards.
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This book has everything: love, death, blizzards, and escaped bounty hunters from Hell.
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Self-healing power grids can make cities more resilient to hurricanes and blizzards.
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I'm excited to think about pastels while it actively blizzards outside my apartment.
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Other major phenomena -- tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and blizzards -- don't get the same treatment.
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And the weather's not cooperating either -- blizzards and strong winds are slowing rescue efforts.
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During rainstorms, blizzards and other exceptional phenomena, he took the weather hourly or more.
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More exaggerated oscillations would spell blizzards and heatwaves in unexpected places at unexpected times.
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From blizzards to hurricanes to oil spills to, yes, coronavirus, there are always politics.
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As it turns out, getting married in between East Coast blizzards has its benefits.
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In my mother's town, winter blizzards were so savage that cows froze to death.
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Here are 10 blizzards that have brought parts of the US to a standstill.
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It has only one job: ushering V.I.P.s through blizzards of ticker tape on Broadway.
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In fact, it sat on an icy tarmac for nearly a month, exposed to blizzards.
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"A lot of people get knocked up when there are blizzards and hurricanes," Shuey explains.
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At New York Fashion Week, the style set braved blizzards and a snow-covered backdrop.
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In our experience, when it comes to blizzards, it's always best to play it safe.
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The big events, the blizzards and the earthquakes, force me to play not to lose.
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People get trees falling on them, lost in blizzards, drown in large bodies of water.
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These directives -- sometimes wrong if the sun is still shining -- are based on one clear reality learned from blizzards of the past: people who die in blizzards often do not die from snow but from carbon monoxide poisoning of those who get stuck in cars.
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Snow starts to fall in September, followed by nine months of winter, black blizzards, and permafrost.
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Overnight blizzards left snow drifts up to three feet (90 cm) deep across Ireland and Scotland.
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Using big data analytics firm Kensho, we looked for the best stocks to buy around blizzards.
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Just like there's a difference between flurries and blizzards, so too are there categories of investor.
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In past storms, including hurricanes and blizzards, the court also remained open, even hearing oral arguments.
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There are reports of wind damage in West Texas, flooding in Nebraska and blizzards in Colorado.
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These stocks typically see a pop around major blizzards—but that doesn't mean you'll get lasting returns.
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But just like there's a difference between flurries and blizzards, so too are there categories of investor.
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Right after he took office the state faced huge blizzards that crippled an aging public transportation infrastructure.
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From frigid nor'easters to Scandinavian death marches, these are the top five deadliest blizzards in history. 5.
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Large scale events come in many forms and sizes – more than just hurricanes, blizzards and chemical attacks.
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In 2019, it endured four blizzards, but that didn't even place in its top 10 worst winters.
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The three split a pot brownie, as one does during blizzards with strangers, and swap life stories.
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I pictured myself taking dreamy walks on the prairie, or cozied up in cafes during blizzards, writing.
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The stormy weather in Europe comes as icy blizzards pummel the northeastern United States and eastern Canada.
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He wrote the tradition was never about ordering Blizzards, but the time spent "talking" and bonding together.
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In the US, we've seen torrential rainstorms, flooding, and blizzards, but other parts of the world are desiccating.
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Maybe the harsh western Pennsylvania winter—two record-breaking blizzards in as many weeks—was wearing her down.
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The "brand Jesse" approach nearly got him fired after an attempt to streamline the process of mixing Blizzards.
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"At the Red Cross, we see some major fires during extreme weather events like blizzards," de Vulpillieres said.
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Wind gusts up to 50 mph created ground blizzards and below-zero wind chill temperatures in some areas.
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Snowmageddon was sandwiched between two other blizzards at the beginning and end of February, prolonging the cleanup process.
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Blizzards pounded the Great Plains and upper Midwest all day Sunday and heavy rains hit the West Coast.
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Blizzards are best spent wrapped up in a well-worn sweater and all the blankets a couch can support.
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In the 1930s they whipped its over-tilled topsoil up into the billowing black blizzards of the Dust Bowl.
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Quite a few grave events have taken place on March 15, from deadly blizzards to a 12th century raid.
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I've worked in blizzards, and saltwater can freeze, especially when there are five or six days of subzero weather.
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The ritual of throwing blizzards of ticker tape from the windows of stock brokerages has become a cherished tradition.
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Mr. Inhofe has often cited the occurrence of blizzards as evidence that human-caused climate change is not occurring.
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Accidents are common on Nepal's peaks, with avalanches, blizzards and complications from high altitude sickness killing climbers every year.
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The five deals announced Thursday were made with existing team owners who participated Activision Blizzards' first esports venture, Overwatch League.
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Image: GettyNew York City's subway system has been through a lot: it's survived massive blizzards and fictional attacks from Godzilla.
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Similar questions came up last year, when a series of blizzards buried the Boston area under a cocoon of snow.
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We see similar contrasts on Earth, where storms and blizzards are common in North America and Europe during the winter.
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In one of America's deadliest blizzards, a schoolteacher used quick thinking and resourcefulness to save more than a dozen students.
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Blizzards and "life threatening" conditions in normally snowless areas of Britain, where there is also a developing natural gas shortage.
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We haven't had dinner yet, so in addition to mini blizzards, I get a cheeseburger and J. gets cheese curds.
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Natural disasters like blizzards, earthquakes, and hurricanes drive reform and the allocation of resources, leading to improvements in public safety.
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Cities need blizzards every few years to flush out incompetents, expose incipient dysfunction and generally stress-test the fabric of civilization.
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For many people, summer isn't summer without a trip to Dairy Queen to scarf down one of their thick, creamy Blizzards.
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Nor would most hovering drones stand a chance in the intense storms and blizzards that helicopters sometimes have to fly into.
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The weather function referenced in Quartz offers 32 different dedicated icons showing everything from a sunny day to blizzards and hurricanes.
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Hurricanes, floods, droughts, blizzards, wild fires, they all combine to bring America some of the most extreme weather in the world.
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The White House has resisted the appeal, insisting such a designation is only permitted after natural occurrences like hurricanes and blizzards.
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In recent years, hurricanes, blizzards, summer storms and flooding have all gotten worse both in the US and around the world.
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It was a snowed-in evening in late January, when New York was basically incapacitated due to a series of blizzards.
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But the vast distances, scattered population and relatively untamed terrain can make it difficult to reach people in blizzards or floods.
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Lake Superior is 31,000 square miles and kicks up both summer floods and winter blizzards strong enough to take down ships.
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With bomb cyclones, blizzards and polar vortexes attacking cities across the country, many professionals will be working from home this week.
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Take, for example, the often annoying decision by governors in New England states to stop people from driving during anticipated blizzards.
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The Knickerbocker Storm, the Storm of the Century, Snowmageddon — it&aposs the blizzards that earn titles that do the most damage.
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I was sitting in a restaurant in New York City two days after one of the largest blizzards in the city's history.
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The government Rico's trying to topple is working on various projects that control the weather, causing blizzards, tornadoes, and storms throughout Solís.
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This summer, DQ is fixing that problem by serving their Blizzards in flight form, allowing you to sample three flavors at once.
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The window to the right of the hallway faces Aaron's woodshed, a necessity as they often experience blizzards and 'lots of snow.'
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Blizzards and avalanches, frostbite and trench foot, and sleeping in a tiny tent dangling in thin air are part of the thrill.
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The Eastern Seaboard dug out from a thick blanket of snow after one of the biggest blizzards ever to hit the region.
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While people get snowed in from blizzards across North America, Australians are taking shelter from the heat of the Southern Hemisphere summer.
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Clement, who landed in Hawaii on Friday, said he has chased every kind of natural disaster, including blizzards, nor'easters, wildfires and hurricanes.
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The city is prone to frequent Arctic outbreaks with temperatures plunging below zero Fahrenheit, along with frequent light snowfalls and occasional blizzards.
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In 2015, four blizzards in three weeks caused so much snowfall that the city had to spend $35 million to remove it.
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It found that, despite blizzards and worrisome weather, slightly over half (52 percent) of airports have more summer than winter travel delays.
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When: Officials will send high-priority warnings during tsunamis, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricanes, extreme wind conditions, storm surges, snow squalls and flash floods.
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They are raising alarms through social media and even bracing themselves against Montana blizzards to keep their loved ones from being forgotten.
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Bitter October cold snaps, early blizzards and roaring Diablo winds can occur as readily before a mild winter as a harsh one.
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North American birds evolved to withstand normal North American weather, and normal North American weather includes cold snaps, blizzards, floods and tornadoes.
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In the past, polar vortex splits have been associated with major snowstorms, including 2010, when the Mid-Atlantic region was buried by blizzards.
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Residents of Southern New England are used to snowstorms, including the classic blizzards that can stalk this region like a hunter tracks prey.
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I was caught wearing it in both blizzards and torrents, but thanks to the oil pullup finishing and thick cowhide, it doesn't show.
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And even though these storms bring blizzards and are a menace, they do play a critical role in regulating the climate on Earth.
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Hurricane Katrina, blizzards on the East Coast — all that is merely a prelude for what's to come if the word fails to act.
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There are flights that get canceled for what seem to be invisible blizzards and people get angry to be stranded for no reason.
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And still more sensors and scanners might be necessary to make self-driving cars impervious to exigencies like blinding blizzards and soaking downpours.
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G-85033 working groups became experts at issuing blizzards of unenforceable, virtually meaningless declarations, long on important-sounding verbiage and short on substance.
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Blizzards might be a hassle and life-threatening at times, but they used to be even more of a nightmare to travel through.
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Blizzards might be a hassle and life-threatening at times, but over the last century they&aposve been a nightmare to travel through.
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"In the face of this we pray," Lyla June Johnston, a young Native leader, told me the day after the blizzards blew in.
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We accepted storms and floods as the cost of living on the Gulf Coast, like blizzards in Boston or earthquakes in San Francisco.
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With Thanksgiving over, the holiday season is officially in full swing, and Dairy Queen has added two new Blizzards to its menu to celebrate.
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During any of the several recent catastrophic blizzards that have draped the country with snow, you might have seen people tagging their photos #sneckdown.
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Dutiful residents of Margate City have ensured that Lucy maintains her original beauty after more than a century of hurricanes, blizzards, and municipal negligence.
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Gerda encounters blizzards, tundra, singing crows, an enigmatic Prince and Princess, even a helpful reindeer, in her bid to lift the Snow Queen's curse.
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But then, rather jarringly, we moved to the suburbs of Buffalo in time for one of the biggest blizzards the city had ever seen.
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All 67 expedition members are safe and well, and they will be flown home as soon as blizzards ease to allow for a rescue mission.
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I had to get mittens and gloves and scarves for some of them — they didn't have appropriate clothing to survive in the blizzards of Syracuse.
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The blizzards are no longer just a bit of visual messiness that prevents the player from sniping enemies with a bow from 500 meters away.
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Most of the recent blizzards in the city, including the infamous "Snowmageddon" event of 2010, amounted to about a foot-and-a-half of snow.
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While April showers are a welcome change from blizzards and slushy pavements, all we want to do is stay in and indulge our seasonal grogginess.
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Blizzards dropped up to a meter of snow on Sunday, disrupting trains and forcing authorities to shut down all schools in Bucharest and nearby counties.
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Blizzards are a perfect time to catch up on delicious eats, good reads, sleep, and Netflix original series that have been waiting in your queue.
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Blizzards of sparks from an advancing fire act on the structure itself and on the flammable material -- shrubs, mulch and pine needles --immediately around it.
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While they may be in separate countries, daily life has bound them ever closer through marriages, blizzards and bears that fail to respect international boundaries.
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In fact, just "little" Mount Tambora's eruption alone set off the "Year Without a Summer," where frost and blizzards plagued much of the Northern Hemisphere.
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Due to their lack of experience with blizzards, my 4-year-old convinced my 2-year-old to look out the window for falling lizards.
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I think we're mostly used to only preparing for weather events, like hurricanes or blizzards, where you might lose basic services like water and electricity.
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"We have seen a lot of snow overnight, blizzards and drifting," said Clare Nasir, a meteorologist at Britain's weather services, known as the Met Office.
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From Frosty's to Blizzards and everywhere in between, you simply can't talk about fast food if you don't broach the countless desserts nebulously categorized as milkshakes.
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The first is the Oreo Hot Cocoa Blizzard—an upgraded version of their original Oreo Blizzards—and the second is the refreshing Candy Cane Chill Blizzard.
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While the "conveyor belts" of storms never materialized for much of the Western US, El Niño left behind cataclysmic droughts, paralyzing blizzards, and giant tropical storms.
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Dairy Queen, best known for its Blizzards ice cream treats, was the only fast-food chain that bucked the trend, according to the Gravy Analytics report.
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But before you start feeling too sorry for yourself, we suggest you take a look at the five most ridiculous blizzards to ever hit the city.
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"I had a [chili] cheese dog and a small ice cream," Cuban tells CNBC Make It. Buffett is no stranger to DQ's Dilly Bars and Blizzards.
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"Historically, dating app usage spikes whenever people do have to stay home, so you see that most often with snowstorms or blizzards," Orenstein told BuzzFeed News.
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But there was no escaping the incoming blizzards of a man who will govern by Twitter tyranny and the blunt force of an impulsive executive office.
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In the past, when local and state authorities have declared states of emergency, it was often in response to weather-related disasters like hurricanes and blizzards.
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It is fun when we have off from school because of snow and blizzards but pretty white snow can also come with many dangers and inconveniences.
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The National Retail Federation blamed the downbeat sales on slower tax refunds and the weather, including flooding in the Midwest, and "blizzards and extreme temperature swings" elsewhere.
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The team also says that each unit is weather-proof and can handle all of Mother Nature's assaults, from blizzards to flash floods to hot summer days.
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Emperor penguins live in Antarctica, where they can face blizzards of up to 124 miles per hour (200 kilometers per hour), according to the Australian Antarctic Division.
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But as big blizzards roll in across the Northeast US, and clouds and rain obscure views elsewhere, it's worth having a backup plan for this celestial event.
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Since that rainy night, an awning has been installed, and David Bouhadana, an owner and the head chef, promises to put in a heater when blizzards come.
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Björk tells the interviewer that, walking to and from school in Iceland—sometimes in blizzards, sometimes in howling winds—she would map out melodies to the landscape.
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I remember other times of isolation in this house, when blackouts and blizzards stranded us with one another for weeks on end, without power, without running water.
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I remember other times of isolation in this house, when blackouts and blizzards stranded us with one another for weeks on end, without power, without running water.
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Dairy Queen: Beginning on Monday August, 21st and extending through Sunday, September 3rd, DQ will shell out $0.99 BOGO Blizzards in honor of the eclipse and summer's end.
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Have a slow winter full of blizzards, and Even withdraws from your savings automatically, or even gives you a little credit if you need it to get by.
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At first, they ordered up huge mass mailings of leaflets, pamphlets, postcards, and letters, augmented with blizzards of newspaper ads, cartoons, posters, billboards, film trailers, and even skywriting.
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International financial regulation has occasioned blizzards of white papers and rounds of consultations, culminating in agreed-upon principles to address new sources of risk in the financial system.
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Blizzards — which are apparently considered soft gusts of wind in Wisconsin — clearly do not bother this shirtless man who sauntered through a WKRN-TV Nashville newscast this past weekend.
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But sometimes when it blizzards (or something called a bomb cyclone hits), we'd rather just stay indoors and observe the snow from the comfort of a bed or couch.
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But even in a world full of strange occurrences like El Niño ice blizzards, unstoppable wildfires, and mega-droughts, the warm weather in Alaska right now is quite alarming.
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Located inland, the state can experience drought and extreme winter storms that include blizzards and freezing rain, but nothing like what the other four states named here deal with.
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In cities that get affected by blizzards, the growth in online retail spend for the entire week is 4 to 5 percentage points lower than it could have been.
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Wherever they went, they had encountered the viscerally undreamt-of horrors that were routine on the frontier: Indians who threatened, locusts that devoured, blizzards that blinded, crops that failed.
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We did the family hike in head-to-toe rain gear, snow boots when blizzards hit New England, and high socks in the summer to avoid Lyme-carrying ticks.
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This hefty toll is a reminder that big blizzards deliver devastating consequences, even if most of us are fortunate enough to ride them out comfortably atop sleds or under blankets.
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Rihanna's dissed the boot not once, but twice, but we all know that blizzards (and long-distance travel plans, for that matter) can do strange things to a person's judgment.
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Yes, there are the surefire hits—spicy cumin lamb, braised tilapia in chili sauce, gargantuan plates of Chongqing diced chicken, which extracts tears and sweat through blizzards of dried chilis.
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Who knows — reading about blizzards, snow drifts, howling Arctic winds and sleet storms might be even more bracing than a dip in the pool or a glass of iced tea.
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If you live in New York, for example, you should prepare for blizzards, hurricanes and extreme heat, but you probably don't need to spend too much time fretting about earthquakes.
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The storm last week spawned blizzards and left floods in its wake after hitting the U.S. Mountain and Plains states before pushing east into the Midwest and the Great Lakes Region.
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I live in Boston where we get plenty of blizzards and negative temperatures, so I wanted some warm leggings that could be worn alone or function underneath jeans like long underwear.
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That means travelling on dirt tracks off the map, in blizzards, thunderstorms or pitch darkness, with animals bursting out of bushes, children chasing runaway balls and crazy people doing crazy things.
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Consumption was likely disrupted by the extensive flooding across the Midwest at the start of the month and the snow blizzards which hit the East Coast at the end of January.
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The Definitive Guide to Business More Americans are terrified of public speaking than are afraid of earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, blizzards, loneliness, dying, theft, volcanoes, aging, needles, mass shootings, kidnappings and ghosts.
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Just a week after Winter Storm Grayson pounded the East Coast with heavy snow and record chills, an even bigger storm is threatening most of the U.S. with blizzards and ice.
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The people of Kaktovik are seeing more freakish rain storms in winter, blizzards in summer and even had to move the airport away from the coast due to sea level rise.
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But cars are much bigger, have a lot of moving parts, include many different types of material, and are expected to work in punishing conditions ranging from blizzards to tropical rains.
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Gaynor's resume includes more than a decade in emergency management, mostly in Rhode Island, where he led the state's emergency management agency through blizzards and tropical storms, according to his biography.
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Indeed, we got off light with Jonas when you stack the storm next to the blizzards that have delivered the highest human casualties, which I have rounded up for your reading horror.
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An excerpt from the Canadian Encyclopedia explains the fate of the crew:Despite their steam engines, the sturdy ships were locked in the menacing ice, exposed to blizzards, frigid temperatures and cyclonic gales.
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While travelers are used to flight cancellations in blizzards, the unpredictable storms and extreme heat of warmer months present airlines — and passengers — with some of the most challenging conditions of the year.
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Mr. Horejs, this beguiling company's founder, is presenting Saturday matinees of "The Winter Tales," Czech stories that include "The Snow Maiden Snehurka" and "The Twelve Months," both involving girls adrift in blizzards.
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While today federal help is largely targeted to those jurisdictions affected by hurricanes, tomorrow it could be for wildfires in California, for tornadoes in the Midwest, or for blizzards in New England.
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And with the wild success of Peter Jackson's two trilogies of film adaptations and their concomitant merchandizing blizzards, it appears that Tolkien invented something far more magical than he imagined: a franchise.
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As one of the largest blizzards ever recorded barreled down on the shore town of Cape May, New Jersey, local restaurateur Keith Laudeman was more worried with rising tides than with falling snow.
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But for the most part, New York demonstrated its remarkable elasticity on Monday, snapping back to a kind of normalcy — frenetic and determined — after one of the largest blizzards in the city's history.
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When you go outside, you have to wrap yourself up in scarf — not just because of the blizzards, but because the sulfur dioxide in the air burns your eyes, nose, mouth, and lungs.
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The storm - previously dubbed a "bomb cyclone" for its quick, late season punch - was still expected to prompt warnings of blizzards and snow before noon in north central Kansas and Nebraska, Hurley said.
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Even in areas where snowfall has stopped, such as central Nebraska and northwest Kansas, strong winds gusting up to 60 mph were likely to blow the fallen snow around, leading to ground blizzards.
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When New Jersey nearly ran out of road salt during the blizzards of 2014, the state's request for a Jones Act waiver was denied because it wasn't considered a matter of national security.
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Yet I've found a strange sort of comfort in these videos, and I suspect others have, too: When hurricanes or blizzards loom, people gobble up news media about the mad dash to prepare.
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Levees fail and nuclear plant prepares to shut down The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency opened a State Emergency Operation Center after an emergency declaration on Tuesday in response to the flooding and blizzards.
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The Kansas City Fed reported that recent blizzards and flooding could weigh on the farming sector in the coming months, as it had resulted in damaged infrastructure and losses of cattle and crops.
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Photo: DLRAs temperatures outside dipped to well below freezing, and as blizzards pounded the Antarctic research station, German scientists were carefully tending to a remarkable veggie garden—one requiring no soil or natural sunlight.
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As the East Coast digs itself out of one of the worst blizzards in recent history, Cramer took another look at retail and see if investor portfolios could take advantage of the cold weather.
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Everyone's got their own problems ... while 10's of millions of Americans are paralyzed by blizzards, Beverly Hills is in a panic over fancy gowns getting all wrinkled and wet from an impending storm.
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Last year's infernos arrived after three back-to-back hurricanes battered the Gulf, record blizzards descended on the East, and Hawaii all but drowned in the heaviest 24-hour downpour in our country's history.
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In Chicago, a city that lives under the threat of tornadoes, blizzards and overflowing rivers, officials watched the Houston response in search of new ways to guide a major population center through a crisis.
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Had public life in America not been completely deformed by blizzards of official lies, right-wing propaganda and the immovable wall of Republican bad faith, the Mueller report would have ended Trump's minoritarian presidency.
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"Currently, the only time I recommend cancellation insurance is for winter weddings, since we're in the Great White North and blizzards that knock out power and shut down roads are fairly common," she said.
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At an abandoned village site nearby, we found a line of weathered-gray bones, staked into the tundra by missionaries a century ago to help converts find their way through the blizzards to church.
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The independent TV network, which brings weather coverage from blizzards to tornadoes to millions of American homes, rolled out in January an online service "Local Now" that offers local news, weather, traffic and sports updates.
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So, instead of letting Sunday scaries get the best of us this weekend, let's get prepped and pumped for an eclipse-viewing bonanza — complete with free half moon cookies, $4 unlimited mooncakes, BOGO Blizzards, and more.
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By February, when blizzards coat the oily streets, the world outside will resemble the bar's Black Manta, a rye drink with black sesame and on-trend charcoal, made unsettlingly frothy with the aid of egg whites.
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Complicating the outlook, the most recent U.S. consumption data have been mixed because of weather-related disruptions, first the Midwest floods at the start of the year and then snow blizzards at the end of January.
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Troy Bader, who became chief executive in January 2018, said his company wants to ensure that devotees keep ordering their Blizzards and chicken strips, without turning off customers seeking newer products or with specific dietary needs.
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As the East Coast digs itself out of one of the worst blizzards in recent history, Jim Cramer decided to take another look at retail and see if investor portfolios could take advantage of the cold weather.
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While massive blizzards and extreme weather in places like New York can leave hotels and airlines scrambling to alternate staff and schedules, the tourism industry in Bali has a somewhat similar challenge every year: Day of Silence.
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Blizzards, avalanches and heavy rain in recent weeks have hit transport of corn, soy and wheat to ports where they head for the lucrative Asian market, adding to the struggles that have plagued U.S. exporters since harvest.
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"My guess is that on the day the L.A. put-down was written, there were fewer than a half-dozen public officials indicted and no blizzards in Chicago, so it was a slow news day," he wrote.
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Some natural events are common enough to have management plans that rapidly reimpose order on chaos: Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and blizzards may not be wholly predictable but occur frequently enough that we've developed largely predictable relief responses.
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Freezing rain was expected to turn into snowy blizzards in parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan beginning on Friday night, with more than 18 inches (46 cm) of snowfall possible in some mountainous areas, the service said.
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The "Mini Blizzard Treat Flights," as DQ is calling them, are available now through the end of May, and come in an adorable cardboard cup holder that allows you to hold all three mini Blizzards in one hand.
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While those winter blizzards are certainly a major (if unpredictable) factor in grounding flights, the worst airport for flight delays and cancellations this holiday season is actually Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International in Georgia, according to research from InsureMyTrip.
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Unlike blizzards that occurred a few decades ago, largely without warning, this one was forecast seven days ahead of time, when multiple computer models run by different agencies in different countries all converged on the same ominous solution.
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"A huge storm system is sweeping through the middle section of the country today, bringing blizzards to the Plains with high winds and more flooding possible elsewhere," Farm Futures analyst Bryce Knorr said in a note to clients.
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Corporate ranchers had made a serious attempt to establish their own market hegemony, but fell prey to a series of blizzards in the 1880s and to the new difficulties of management that grazing herds over vast expanses involved.
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They also point toward his last works — the asylum paintings, the cypresses, the wheat fields — in which his desire to capture his emotional response to the world through paint came out in blizzards of whirling, sinuous mark-making.
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When America and western Europe experienced similar transport booms in the 20th century, popular culture made folk heroes of long-distance drivers—brawny, taciturn types who prefer to brave blizzards than obey a foreman on a factory floor.
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It implies that the family vignette we've glimpsed is a small but integral part of a much larger narrative in which people, trees, cities, blizzards and the world at large are all entwined in one continuous living web.
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A major cause was the "bomb cyclone" blizzards that devastated the Midwest and Great Plains this year, causing massive flooding across Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri, washing out rail lines and wreaking havoc in the moving and processing of grains.
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Global warming continues unabated, most likely intensifying the severity of extreme weather — from droughts to hurricanes to blizzards — and yet last month the Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Obama administration's rules to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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I check my phone, throw on sweatpants in the absence of a response and walk a few blocks for coffee, only find myself struck by how warm it is just one day after the biggest blizzards of the year.
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When wind whips thick snow drifts into modern sculpture, and blizzards transform the familiar five boroughs into an alien landscape, there is some comfort to be found in the season's underlying benefit for some of the smallest New Yorkers.
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Read more:10 of the biggest blizzards to ever hit the US15 items everyone should have in their at-home emergency kitHow to prepare for an earthquake and assemble a bugout bag10 dangerous mistakes to avoid during a fire
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The breach was another blow for Nebraska, where some $840 million in crops, livestock and land were damaged by floods and blizzards this spring, and where the governor has issued emergency declarations this year in 81 of 93 counties.
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Dogs appeared in archival images that ran the gamut — in President Calvin Coolidge's famed menagerie; trudging through New York's blizzards and manning its newsstands; peeking out from under voting booths during elections — and editors couldn't help but take notice.
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But these are still basketball vagabonds who, far removed from sneaker endorsements and seven-figure contracts, inhabit a world of bus rides in blizzards, of budget hotels, and of all the fast food they can consume with their $30 per diems.
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Overwatch challenges its base with queer character Blizzards multiplayer online shooter Overwatch has a character who's openly gay, and that's no small thing for a gaming company whose fanbase includes rabid hardcore gamers – not always the most tolerant of groups.
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How it works: By pointing a firehose of moisture at the world's tallest peaks, cyclones like Fani can help spawn seemingly incongruous weather disasters, in the form of blizzards that dump feet of snow in a short period of time.
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GIF by the author, via While one might imagine Russian summers as being besieged by blizzards and permafrost, the city of Samara enjoys its share of greenery and sunshine, as evidenced by this soaring drone footage, titled AERIAL SAMARA 2014.
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The late winter storm, dubbed a "bomb cyclone" by meteorologists, left blizzards, floods and tornados in its wake after hitting the U.S. Mountain and Plains states this week, before pushing east into the Midwest and the Great Lakes Region early Friday.
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Oil futures surged 5 percent, having opened lower, after Russia referred to possible co-operation with other major oil producers and as U.S. data showed a spike in demand for products such as heating oil last week when heavy blizzards hit.
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Fun fact: I'm the type of person who prefers blizzards over 97 percent humidity, because while I can pile on as many layers as possible, there's only so many clothing items I can remove without getting arrested for public indecency.
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She is such a deity in her world that she makes the weather: despite the fact that all I.F.L. games are played indoors, before each game something called the Weather Wheel is spun to create artificial blizzards, rainstorms, extreme winds, etc.
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Mr. Abrahamsen, his mode sometimes furious blizzards of notes and sometimes unsteady repetitions, handles his unusual complement — two pianos; a percussionist, whose sounds are largely rustles and quiet bells; a trio of strings; and a trio of winds — with skill.
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I now take time to imagine blizzards where electricity goes out (leaving me Netflix-less), where there's nothing left in the fridge but Sriracha, and where there's only one clean blanket left to keep me and my imaginary beau warm.
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That's inevitably prompted blizzards of social media and conventional media commentary in countries such as the UK that are seen as taking a less aggressive approach than others, even as officials take to the airwaves to clarify and explain their actions.
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But when you see people who've driven in blizzards or waited in sweltering heat for the opportunity to ask a candidate what they'll do for the country, it's a reminder that the responsibility we hold, as campaign reporters, is a serious one.
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"While some areas were heavily affected by spring flooding and blizzards, it may be months before the full impact to farm income is realized as immediate damage and implications for the 2019 operating cycle were being evaluated," the KC Fed report said.
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"Major flooding and blizzards across some regions in the District late in the first quarter may also put additional financial pressures on some farm borrowers as damages continue to be assessed," said economist Nathan Kauffman, vice president of the Kansas City Fed.
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Over the course of about 15 days, the competitors — or mushers, as they're called — traverse slushy terrain and whiteout blizzards with a team of pups, traveling more than 1,000 miles to reach the finish line at the west coast city of Nome.
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This is hardly the first ice cream stunt of its kind, with DQ having celebrated the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son with "Royal Baby Blizzards" in May, as well as an Oreo Hot Cocoa Blizzard during this past holiday season.
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Some 50 million people could be affected by the late-week "monster storm," expected to bring blizzards and white-out conditions to some mid-Atlantic states and immobilize travel along several highways and interstates in those areas, according to forecasters on Accuweather.com.
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The powerful late winter storm, dubbed a "bomb cyclone" by meteorologists, left blizzards, floods and tornadoes in its wake after hitting the U.S. Mountain and Plains states this week, before pushing east into the Midwest and the Great Lakes Region early Friday.
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Take Two Interactive: The parent of the wildly popular "Grand Theft Auto" video game franchise also reports after Tuesday's bell, but given the negative action after Electronic Arts' and Activision Blizzards' quarters, Cramer suggested investors wait to see the results before buying.
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Bundled in several layers of clothing, he has persisted through blizzards, hurricanes and even the summers that turn the Upper West Side into a ghost town; his only concession to the recent heat has been to shed his wool hat and scarf.
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Surprisingly, they have not factored in the millions of lives that would be saved almost immediately as a result of reducing air pollution as well as limiting the occurrence of catastrophic weather-related events, such as heat waves, floods, blizzards, and forest fires.
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Except for three brief trips back to India in the 1980s and '90s, he has sold newspapers outside the 86th Street subway station every night and morning, in blizzards and rainstorms and heat waves, with no newsstand for protection and not a single day off.
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To defend Americans from blizzards, polar vortices and other treacherous weather which, he says, threatens the country's electricity grid, he proposes throwing a multi-billion-dollar lifeline to struggling coal-fired and nuclear plants if they can keep emergency fuel on standby for 90 days.
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The hotspots of the opioid crisis—the tri-state meeting of Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia as well as rural New England—where blizzards of pills were later followed by a rise in overdose deaths, are much whiter than the rest of the country.
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ATLANTA, April 15 (Reuters) - Deadly spring storms that spawned tornadoes in the U.S. South and blizzards in the Plains and Midwest will continue to blast across the region Sunday bringing more snow, rain and wind that have shut down airports and left thousands without power.
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And citing VICE's article on students who will be affected by the shutdown, the proposal imagined train cars installed with desks for working or telecommuting, and special service purposely dedicated to seeing blizzards, storms, and the city's golden hour, with seats facing the windows.
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What the Act did not say was that to reach this land one had to journey through hell; live for years like an animal; and then deal forever with the torments of wolves, blizzards, tornadoes, failed crops, swarms of locusts, isolation, and penetrating loneliness.
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In the same way, electricity experts said, the work in Puerto Rico promises to be useful in helping other regions prepare their power systems for major disasters like hurricanes, blizzards or earthquakes, and to emerge from them both more resilient and more climate friendly.
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If you're not into Blizzards (first of all, who even are you?) DQ has some other new treats on the menu to give a try, like their new "Cupfections"—basically, a bigger version on an ice cream sundae with baked goods and sweet toppings layered throughout.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Massive blizzards that paralyzed much of the U.S. East Coast in the past few days are likely to cause "multi-billion" dollar economic losses in one of the worst storms in the region in over a century, reinsurance broker Aon Benfield said on Monday.
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He spent time in remote locations above the Arctic Circle, and translated that desolation and danger into tracks that threaten to blanket the entire frequency spectrum: blizzards of formless noise, bursts of rapid-fire distorted beats, mountainous immovable sustained tones, crashes and blasts and phantom aircraft.
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There have been rare deaths and occasionally severe injuries in fell running's history, but most participants know how important it is to be able to read a map and compass, what to carry on longer runs, and when to respect the power of storms and blizzards.
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The study she recently concluded — the first of its kind, as climate science normally looks at averages like global temperature, and weather extremes, like droughts and blizzards — predicts a significant drop in mild-weather days in the next 100 years, with dramatic declines in some parts of the world.
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"We always expected the first quarter to be good this year because it was hampered a lot by the weather last year, with all those blizzards, and then towards the end we were given a further boost by the very warm Easter," Chief Executive Simon Wolfson told Reuters.
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Even the sad form of entertainment that had enlivened his decline—out-doctoring his doctors, burying nurses and therapists under encyclopedic blizzards of facts (lest anyone begin to suspect that his mighty Spock brain should be added to the list of his failing organs)—was now denied to him.
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She finds that in periods of unusual financial distress — after blizzards, hurricanes, or other events that disrupt work arrangements and induce unusual spending needs — widespread availability of payday loans helps minimize the declines in spending on food, mortgage payments, and home repairs, suggesting that they fill a useful niche.
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For someone whose working days are relentless blizzards of phone calls, e-mails, tweets and deadlines, and whose home life is filled with the constant screeching and breaking that only children at the demon-puppy stage can provide, a week spent in silent meditation within the monastery's walls sounded heavenly.
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The longhaired Bombardier, younger than the others and by far the best rider even if he was out of shape, found escape from the sounds of the ice and whipping blizzards by smoking cigarettes in his tent and listening to rock 'n' roll on a small tape recorder he'd brought.
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Harold Hayes, the last surviving member of a band of airborne American medics and nurses who crashed-landed in Nazi-occupied Albania in 1943 and survived German attacks, blizzards and horrific privations on a 600-mile trek to their rescue on the Adriatic coast, died on Sunday in Medford, Ore.
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In trekking nearly 1,000 miles to the finish line in the old gold-rush town of Nome, mushers and their teams commemorate an event that captivated the world in 1925, when a sled team, led by a dog named Balto, raced through blizzards to deliver lifesaving serum to Nome during a diphtheria outbreak.
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According to that particular DQ's owner, his store has reeked since the day it opened in January 2015, and, after three years of inhaling an infuriatingly stubborn scent, he's appealing to the public for their help—and he's promising a year of weekly free Blizzards in exchange for solving the odorous mystery.
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Blizzards are possible across portions of eastern New England from late Thursday, where some areas could see 12 to 443 inches (30-38 cm) of snow, the National Weather Service (NWS) said, adding an arctic air mass will remain entrenched over the eastern two thirds of the country through the end of the week.
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If that weren't enough, the company also dropped two new Blizzards on its summer menu: the Brownie Dough Blizzard (with brownie dough, coco chunks, and cocoa fudge) and the Caramel Cannonball Blizzard (caramel coated caramel truffles, toffee pieces, and caramel topping.) The additions comes as the company has also rolled out a more savory offering: Chicken and Waffle Baskets.
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ALSTON MOOR, England — After a week of blizzards, freezing rain and brutal wind — some of the worst winter weather Britain has seen in decades — the sun finally emerged in northern England on Monday, piercing the thick gray storm clouds and melting layers of ice that had sent cars spinning off roads and left towns and cities paralyzed for days.
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These were essential details for one charged with creating iconic giant balloon characters and assembling a Thanksgiving Day lineup of stars, floats, bands, clowns and blizzards of confetti to stir the wonder of millions of children watching on television and lining the parade route from the Museum of Natural History, down Central Park West and Broadway, to Macy's flagship store at Herald Square.
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The idea is to track how the Earth functions as a large, living, breathing system and understand how that system is changing over time: Last month, for instance, NASA partnered with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to launch the GOES-R satellite, which will map hurricanes, blizzards, and other severe weather in far more detail than previously available.
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Read more:10 of the biggest blizzards to ever hit the US7 essential pieces of avalanche safety gear you should always have and know how to use before going up a snowy mountainAntarctica is melting so fast that scientists are proposing shooting artificial snow out of cannons to slow it downThese ski attachments make it easier for wheelchairs to travel on snow
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Even when we look at online games, the gaming companies that primarily thrived in the '90s and the early 2000s are very different than those that really struggled in the online world or rather thrived in the online world And then even we have an example today of Fortnite, which is a very different conception of an online game that frankly the Activision Blizzards of the world — themselves leaders in early online gaming — are struggling to replicate.
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