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Parts of the US could see ‘extreme’ cold during holiday season

The third week of December could bring an expansive cold spell from the Canadian Plains to the U.S. East Coast.
Forecasters expect below-normal temperatures from Montana to Maine this December.
Record-cold lows are possible from the Corn Belt to the Mid-Atlantic later this week.
Some parts of the Midwest and Northeast may see five to 20 degrees below zero.
Snow may accompany the cold as a system moves from the Central Gulf Coast northward.
Cold air could affect both the Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest regions.
Lake-effect snow is expected to linger over the Great Lakes this week.
Several Pacific systems are forecast to move into western Canada with trailing snow.
Residents should prepare for a mix of extreme cold and wintry precipitation.
The forecast comes from the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center.

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