idea to tack it on to families being hurt by inflation and soaring costs. the hurtful and painful inflation that began to hurt our economy this spring isn t going anywhere any time soon. the chairman of the federal reserve acknowledged last week that rising prices have become increasing the broad and structural problems. last week the commerce reported that it has continued to rise faster than any time since 1991. the democrats inflation is so bad, that even though the average american worker has gotten a multiple percentage point pay raise over the last year, their actual purchasing power has actually been cut. their paychecks have gone up, but their buying power has gone down. wholesale inflation just marked
preparing to get hit with the most snow in two winters. this morning, watches and warnings have been posted in 19 states and our coverage begins with abc s ginger zee. reporter: it s march madness on the roads in minneapolis. persistent plowing in north dakota. a storm targets the twin cities, then joins forces with another storm from the south. chicago gets it tuesday into wednesday and the mid-atlantic wednesday into thursday. it s been a winter full of snowy headlines. blowing snow is really the problem here. epic images. from more than three feet in connecticut, hundreds held hostage by snow on that long island highway. collapsed in oklahoma. buildings crushed under the weight of two snows in kansas city. but it hasn t all been where you would expect it. amarillo has had almost 30 inches. more than double their average versus a typically snowier chicago, who has barely topped to. now it s time to make up for old man winter s shortcomings. a reminder that spring isn t here yet. an
preparing to get hit with the most snow in two winters. this morning, watches and warnings have been posted in 19 states and our coverage begins with abc s ginger zee. reporter: it s march madness on the roads in minneapolis. persistent plowing in north dakota. a storm targets the twin cities, then joins forces with another storm from the south. chicago gets it tuesday into wednesday and the mid-atlantic wednesday into thursday. it s been a winter full of snowy headlines. blowing snow is really the problem here. epic images. from more than three feet in connecticut, hundreds held hostage by snow on that long island highway. collapsed in oklahoma. buildings crushed under the weight of two snows in kansas city. but it hasn t all been where you would expect it. amarillo has had almost 30 inches. more than double their average versus a typically snowier chicago, who has barely topped 20. now it s time to make up for old man winter s shortcomings. a reminder that spring isn t here yet. an