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Polar Vortex To Bring Freezing Weather To US, Spelling Chaos For Roads And Iguanas


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Until at least mid-January, colder-than-average weather will affect the eastern half of the US. Meanwhile, many western portions of the US will experience warmer than usual weather, including the Southwest, the Pacific Coast, Alaska, and Hawai'i.

The article from IFLScience discusses the impact of a polar vortex on the United States, predicting severe cold weather conditions. This weather phenomenon is expected to bring temperatures as low as -30°F (-34°C) in some areas, leading to significant disruptions. The cold snap will likely cause chaos on roads due to ice and snow, potentially leading to hazardous driving conditions and travel delays. Additionally, the extreme cold poses a unique threat to Florida's iguanas, where temperatures below 40°F (4.4°C) can cause these cold-blooded creatures to become immobilized, falling from trees. This event not only affects human activities but also wildlife, illustrating the broad-reaching effects of such weather events.

Read the Full IFLScience Article at:
[ https://www.iflscience.com/polar-vortex-to-bring-freezing-weather-to-us-spelling-chaos-for-roads-and-iguanas-77478 ]

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