The Week That Wasn’t: Winter conversation, or, can we pretty please talk about anything else? (By Sarah Lazarovic)
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They say the Canadians have 874 words for “Snow.” And, apparently, they’re bored by every last one of them.
From lighthouse to ice house: Sunlight illuminates the ice-covered Cleveland Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse in Ohio on Dec. 14. Waves that crashed into the lighthouse froze in subzero temperatures, coating the structure and its navigation lights in multiple layers of ice. (Lauren Jorgensen/U.S. Coast Guard via AP)
Today in Cold.
Mark Sudduth and Jesse Bass of Hurricanetrack.com set up an anemometer and other weather equipment on the Outer Banks of North Carolina Thursday. A Nightline crew is accompanying the team, which has monitored major hurricanes from the field for more than a decade, through the target zone as Hurricane Earl approaches. We’ll have some incredible shots from the front lines — watch tonight at 11:35 p.m. for the latest. And click HERE for full ABC News coverage of the storm.
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