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To: joseffy who wrote (185)3/10/2008 8:57:36 AM
From: NYBob1  Read Replies (1) of 442
 
Snow storms batter Canada and US -

news.bbc.co.uk

Students from Ottawa wait out flight delays
at Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport in Montreal,
Canada on 9 March
Many people's travel plans were disrupted
by the bad weather

Tens of thousands of people were left without power
after a late winter storm swept eastwards across
with heavy snowfall and strong winds.

Ontario and Quebec were among the areas buffeted by
the blizzards that knocked out electricity
and disrupted travel.

In the US, crews were working overtime to clear up
after a huge storm hit parts of the Midwest at
the weekend.

Among the worst-hit areas was Ohio, with the capita,
Columbus, seeing a record 20 inches (50cm) of snow.

Four people were reported to have died in Ohio
while shovelling snow.
Another person was said to have died in a traffic
accident caused by the bad weather.

Two deaths were blamed on the storm in New York state
and one in Tennessee, the Associated Press reported.

'Fed up'

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The snow was preceded by freezing rain, ice and sleet
that swept an area from eastern Kentucky into New York state.

A dog plays in the snow in Canada

In pictures: N America snow
Your pictures: snow storms

The central United States and parts of Canada
have suffered one of their worst seasons
of winter weather in years.

In Canada, air traffic via Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa
was disrupted by the same storm system that hit Ohio.

Over the weekend, blizzards and high winds swept
over Ontario and Quebec, temporarily knocking out
electricity to some 80,000 homes and businesses.

Road and air transport was severely disrupted.

By Sunday, the storm was moving into Canada's
Atlantic region.

A young boy was reported to have died in New Brunswick,
which saw up to 40cm of snow.

"As soon as the snow from one storm turns brown,
more snow arrives," Environment Canada meteorologist
Guy Roussel told the Globe and Mail newspaper.

"People in New Brunswick are fed up with winter.
They're buried in snow.
They're just waiting for spring."

Forecasters said the storm, which was at its fiercest
over Ontario and Quebec,
was gradually losing strength.

news.bbc.co.uk

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God Bless America

Judge for yourself and then decide whether you wish
to join the strike.
WE ARE CHANGE!!!

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