Arctic Blast Takes Aim at Millions of Americans
Parts of the Upper Midwest were waking up to almost a foot and a half of snow Tuesday after a winter blast that caused havoc at airports and on roads. The mid-winter scenes from Montana to Michigan were accompanied by a blanket of sub-zero temperatures that crept south and reached as far as Dallas. Minnesota was hardest hit by the snow with Cambridge and St. Augusta both receiving 16.5 inches by 810 p.m. local time Monday 910 p.m. ET, according to The Weather Channel. Spooner and Glidden in northwest Wisconsin and Montana's Whitefish Ski Resort each received 14 inches, Read the rest of the story from our partners at NBC News,