Severe Polar Vortex Set to Bring Record Cold to U.S. Amid Global Warming Trends

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Severe Polar Vortex Set to Bring Record Cold to U.S. Amid Global Warming Trends

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The U.S. faces the coldest Arctic air this season, with polar vortex warnings.
Temperatures could drop to an average low of 16.6 degrees Fahrenheit by Tuesday.
All states except Hawaii, California, and Florida will experience cold weather.
Experts are studying the unusual frequency of polar vortex stretching this winter.
A high-pressure system over Greenland is affecting the jet stream and polar air.
Despite the cold, the world continues to warm, with January setting a heat record.

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Polar Vortex and Winter Storms Hit U.S.

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The polar vortex will return this weekend.
A winter storm will move from the Intermountain West to the East Coast.
Approximately 80 million people may face subzero temperatures.
Residents are advised to prepare for severe winter weather.

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Severe Cold Wave Expected Across U.S.

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Forecasts predict 89% of the contiguous U.S. below freezing
27% of the Lower 48 expected to drop below zero
Strong winds will exacerbate the cold conditions
This polar vortex episode is expected to be the most severe of the winter
Human-caused climate change may be influencing weather patterns

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