Matt Bloom

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646 appearances 98 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 22 Aug

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Widespread snow, ice and extreme cold are expected to make travel difficult, if not impossible, in many areas of the central and eastern U.S.,
Most airlines waived rebooking fees during the storm and urged passengers to change their plans.
Roads will be bad, too.
In Louisiana, Governor Jeff Landry told residents freezing weather could make pavement icy for days, even after the storm passes.
Ice on a road is not only dangerous, it is deadly.
More than a dozen governors from Texas to New York have declared states of emergency, allowing them to stage equipment, pre-treat roadways, and activate National Guard troops.
Matt Bloom, NPR News, New Orleans.
The storm has unleashed snow, ice, and severe thunderstorms across the Midwest, especially the Great Lakes region.
Forecasters warn it has the potential to bring strong wind gusts up to 60 mph and potential whiteout conditions, making road travel dangerous.
Snowfall is expected to reach up to two feet in some areas.
As the storm moves northeast, it's expected to bring a mix of icy rain to parts of New England.
On its back end, temperatures are expected to fall dramatically heading into the New Year's holiday.
Cities from Houston to Atlanta are expected to see highs 10 to 15 degrees below average.
Matt Bloom, NPR News.
The storm has unleashed snow, ice, and severe thunderstorms across the Midwest, especially the Great Lakes region.
Forecasters warn it has the potential to bring strong wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour and potential whiteout conditions, making road travel dangerous.
Snowfall is expected to reach up to 2 feet in some areas.
As the storm moves northeast, it's expected to bring a mix of icy rain to parts of New England.
On its back end, temperatures are expected to fall dramatically heading into the New Year's holiday.
Cities from Houston to Atlanta are expected to see highs 10 to 15 degrees below average.
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