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What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation. - MSN

Hot and cold splits the nation. While the eastern United States continues to shiver under a raw, damp weather pattern, much of the West is seeing record-breaking warmth. Read More
US weather: Nation divided as north to see snow and sub-zero gales ...

A collision between hot and cold air has driven one of the United States’ most severe lake-effect snowfalls. Americans are warned to expect no let up from this pattern through the festive season ... Read More
What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation.

Specifically, it's formed a ridge of high pressure over the western United States and a trough of low pressure over the eastern United States, large-scale systems that affect our weather down here ... Read More
What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation.

While the eastern United States continues to shiver under a raw, damp weather pattern, much of the West is seeing record-breaking warmth. What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation. Read More
What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation.

For folks facing the cool weather, he said "there is light at the end of tunnel, hang in there, the pattern will break. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Hot and cold weather forecast ... Read More
What's with this weather? Hot and cold splits the nation.

While the eastern United States will keep facing a raw, damp weather pattern on the weekend of April 10, much of the West is seeing record-breaking warmth with temperatures in some areas over 100 ... Read More
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