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Forecasters warn that more than 200 million people could experience below-average temperatures, with a one-two punch of Arctic blasts tracking from the northern plains into the northeast.
A deep pool of frigid air currently building over northern Canada is set to surge into large portions of the central and eastern United States this weekend, bringing some of the coldest temperatures of the season so far.
Meteorologists say this motherlode of Arctic air could drive daytime highs into the single digits across parts of the Midwest and overnight lows well below zero, with dangerously low wind chills.
Forecasters warn that more than 200 million people could experience below-average temperatures, with a one-two punch of Arctic blasts tracking from the northern plains into the northeast.
Many travelers may prefer to forget about the airline scheduling crisis three years ago.
when Southwest canceled more than 15,000 flights the week around Christmas due to a winter storm and issues with outdated software.
The following year, the Biden administration fined Southwest a record $140 million.
In a new order, the Department of Transportation announced it will waive the remaining $11 million still owed.
It says it's due to the airline significantly improving its on-time performance and investing in new technology since the meltdown.
The department said the move will incentivize other airlines to make investments that benefit customers.
Number three Georgia beat number 10 Alabama 28-7 in the Southeastern Conference Championship, earning the Bulldogs their 16th overall conference title.
Georgia turned two game-changing plays into first-half touchdowns, with quarterback Gunnar Stockton throwing three touchdown passes.
In the night's biggest upset, No.
1 Ohio State 13-10 to win its first Big Ten championship since 1967.
Duke earned its first outright Atlantic Coast Conference title since 1962 with a 27-20 win against No.