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    Deep South grapples with yet another winter storm

    by Jenny Jarvie and Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times Jan 17, 2018 3 minutes

    ATLANTA - People across the Deep South hunkered down Tuesday as yet another frigid winter storm blanketed the region in snow, sleet and ice, shutting down interstates, canceling flights and prompting officials to close schools and government offices.

    Before dawn, flurries of snow fell across parts of Texas, Louisiana and Tennessee, causing traffic pileups and the termination of thousands of flights. In Houston, nearly 800 flights were canceled at George Bush Intercontinental Airport - more than half of the airport's daily schedule. In Atlanta, more

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