Snow blasts California and freezes Pacific Northwest
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Hamilton County residents spend the afternoon sledding on boxes down Cardboard Hill in Renaissance Park in Chattanooga, Tenn., Sunday, Dec. 26, a tradition for residents of the area. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in Chattanooga reached 74 degrees on Sunday, making this unseasonably warm day a perfect opportunity to do the only sort of sledding locals are likely to get the chance to do for the rest of 2021.3/18
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Scott Sprecher uses a snow blower on a sidewalk Monday, Dec. 27, in St. Cloud, Minn. The city received between 3 and 4.5 inches of snow Sunday evening and Monday morning. More snow and cold are expected for this week.4/18
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An apparent spin-out in the northbound I5 lanes near the Highway 101 interchange slowed traffic Monday morning, Dec. 27, near Olympia, Wash. After significant snowfall on Sunday, South Sound residents woke up to sub-freezing temperatures and a glazing of ice on Monday.5/18
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People walk about downtown Nevada City, Calif., early Monday, Dec. 27, following a heavy snow event.6/18
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While snowfall was picturesque in places such as along Broad Street in Nevada City, Calif., it was dangerous for many others who were without electricity or stuck in the snow.7/18
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Main Street in Nevada City, Calif., was full of snow Monday morning, Dec. 27. Thousands in Nevada County were without power.8/18
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Spring Street in Nevada City, calif., was socked in with snow and downed tree limbs, on Monday, Dec. 27.9/18
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Stuck motorists are seen along Brunswick Road as heavy snow continues to fall early Monday, Dec. 27, in Grass Valley, Calif.10/18
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A vehicle is stuck in the snow along Brunswick Road and Sutton Way Monday morning, Dec. 27, in Grass Valley, Calif.11/18
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Residents navigate Broad Street in the snow in Nevada County, Calif., Monday, Dec. 27.12/18
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A Penske truck driver awaits the arrival of tire chains to get himself unstuck Monday morning, Dec. 27, along the Broad Street overpass, in Nevada City, Calif.13/18
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A man wearing a face mask and holding an umbrella stands near a Christmas tree at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., Monday, Dec. 27.14/18
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Visitors with umbrellas walk down Main Street USA at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., Monday, Dec. 27.15/18
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Snow accumulates on the hat of a friendly snowman as he greets motorists along Northeast 159th Street in Hockinson, Wash., on Monday, Dec. 27. Forecasters predict the cold weather and chance of snow will stick around for most of the week.16/18
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Heavy traffic is seen at the base of a snowy Santiam Pass in Detroit, Ore., Sunday, Dec. 26. Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout western Washington and Oregon as temperatures plunged into the teens and lower and forecasters said the arctic blast would last for several days.17/18
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Gus Anthony, 3, and his father, Fritz Anthony, raise their arms as they sled downhill while sister Enna Anthony, 6, follows on a tethered saucer, Monday, Dec. 27, in a city park in Bellingham, Wash. Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout western Washington and Oregon as temperatures plunged into the teens and forecasters said an arctic blast would last for several days.18/18
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A girl pulls a sled past snow-covered trees where nearly a foot of snow fell over the weekend, Monday, Dec. 27, in a city park in Bellingham, Wash. Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout western Washington and Oregon as temperatures plunged into the teens and forecasters said an arctic blast would last for several days. Sunday's snow showers blew into the Pacific Northwest from the Gulf of Alaska, dumping up to 6 inches across the Seattle area.
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