High winds, snow and arctic temperatures are causing one of the most treacherous Christmas travel weekends the U.S. has seen in decades. The so-called “once in a generation” storm has grounded flights, stopped trains and shut down roads, leaving millions of Americans struggling to get home for the holiday. Jennifer Johnson reports.
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U.S. snowstorm: ‘Once in a generation’ storm leaves millions of Americans struggling for holidays
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