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Re: -53F in Sioux Falls, South Dakota with wind chill, according to the National Weather Service

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"without food" ... that doesn't help. Folks often have stuff they don't much want to eat at the back of their shelves. So hopefully they have that sort of stuff if they are desperate. But my guess is that people from the northern states are pretty good at coping.


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Re: -53F in Sioux Falls, South Dakota with wind chill, according to the National Weather Service
By: clo2
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Tue, 27 Dec 22 4:32 PM
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I fear more will die before they get power back & the weather turns warmer.
And Gov Abbott sent migrants to the VP residence in DC, to be left stranded in the bitter cold, his way of saying Merry Christmas.. Bastard!

The deadly blizzard that killed 57 people is still producing 'extremely heavy snow,' wreaking havoc across the U.S., the National Weather Service said
The blinding snowstorm particularly targeted Erie County, New York, which accounted for almost half the death toll at 27, including 18 in Buffalo.

Nationwide, temperatures plummeted and huge snow drifts have left cities whiteouts resulting in power outages, cancellations of thousands of flights and residents trapped in their homes without food.


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