Three people have died as a result of a severe storm system that caused blizzard conditions in the US Midwest and torrential rain and flood threats in the South.
The system dumped about a foot of snow in the Dakotas, Nebraska and Minnesota by Friday morning. It was forecast to bring heavy rain farther east Friday and cause messy travel conditions.
More than 11 inches of rain fell across some areas of Louisiana and Mississippi, where flash flood emergencies were issued overnight into Friday morning. More than 50 million people remained under flood and flash flood watches from Louisiana to New Jersey.
229 is the 50th prime number
The
snow across the northern Plains and upper Midwest was expected to wind
down throughout Friday morning, but blowing snow was limiting
visibility.
301 . . . like 31 when you drop the 0
The storm system has caused major headaches for holiday travelers heading into the New Year's weekend.
Heavy rain and strong winds will combine to make travel difficult by air or road Friday in the parts of the East.
Major delays are expected at airports in major cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Atlanta. Snow is forecast only in northern New England.
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