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December storm could cost more than $5bn

Insured losses from Winter Storm Elliott are estimated to be $5.4 billion across 42 US states, a leading catastrophe risk modelling organisation has said. Karen Clark & Company said its winter sto.

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KCC puts Winter Storm Elliott losses at $5 4 billion

KCC puts Winter Storm Elliott losses at $5 4 billion
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CNN CNNI Simulcast January 5, 2015 07:48:00

nima elbagir, cnn, london. tough stories. we do want to turn to the danger and dangerously cold weather is about to settle into large parts of the united states this week and pedram javaheri is back with us to explain what exactly people have unfortunately to look forward to. yeah you know for a lot of people rosemary this, is the first week of school since the holiday as cross the united states and you look at the temperatures outside. what it is expected to be in the morning hours, 40 to 45 below zero across the northern part of minnesota. we had a massive polar air outbreak across the region and school closures were statewide. much could be expected and the kids get a couple extra days to take in the holiday week. dangerous for the kids to be outside for the bus stop. some footage. this first piece coming out of the u.s. state of washington in the city of spokane. we had blinding condition, heavy snowfall over the past 24 or so

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rhode island. we had a lot of sleet overnight in northern new jersey and back into areas of central pennsylvania. snow tapering off through pennsylvania and southern new york. as far as totals go, enough to plow from the catskills and hudson valley through much of massachusetts and northern connecticut and rhode island and then a little plowing is needed around portland and areas of new hampshire. three inches for them. not a big deal. this hasn t been the winter for snow there. the forecast for new york city southward today, no problems on the roads whatsoever from d.c. all the way up to new york and even pennsylvania. the roads will be clearing up during the day. the midwest is looking okay as we warm up after your little recent arctic air outbreak. once again, this morning until 2:00, the worst of the road conditions in new england. all right. thanks so much, bill. now to baby animals, a u krin zoo added two new additions to the population. two rare siberian tiger cubs were born

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towns. we don t report on them. people are still injured and it s one and two. when you get tornadoes like we ve seen, the size that we ve seen, rolling through metropolises, rolling through cities, where there is video, it becomes a big story. this year we ve had a colder than normal air outbreak arrive to the south, bumping into warm air. the warm air is always in the south. now, warm air doesn t necessarily cause more tornadoes. there aren t tornadoes in the tropics. warm air doesn t come from the south. look at all the humidity and the heat. look at down in barbados. doesn t happen, small little things and warm air from the north clashes with the warm air that thinks it s already springtime.

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