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A rare southeastern winter storm brought heavy snowfall across the Carolinas, with coastal communities facing up to six inches of snow and frigid temperatures causing hazardous road conditions in the Gulf Coast and other parts of the region. The storm, fueled by cold air from the Arctic, has claimed at least 10 lives and prompted warnings from officials to avoid travel. Record snowfall and icy roads have led to road closures in Louisiana and Florida, with cities like Mobile, Alabama, and Chalmette, Louisiana, experiencing significant snowfall.
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