December 2, 2007
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December 2, 2007
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At least 7 deaths blamed on winter storm
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Associated Press - December 2, 2007 1:43 PM ET
At least seven deaths are being blamed on a winter storm moving from the Midwest and into the East.
Three people died in separate traffic accidents in Wisconsin. Illinois, Michigan and Colorado have each seen accidents where one person was killed. And a member of Purdue University's ice hockey team died last night when a team van overturned in Indiana.
Meanwhile, the storm has begun dropping snow in the East. Less than three inches has fallen in New Jersey, and about an inch or two has fallen in New York.
Forecasters say a foot of snow is possible in parts of New England, with as many as 20 inches in Maine.
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Snow storms set down across Canada (click here)
Published: Sunday, December 02, 2007
It may not yet be winter according to the calendar, but that didn't seem to stop violent snow storms from pummeling much of eastern and western Canada this weekend.
Weather warnings were still in place Sunday morning for much of British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes, with snow fall and severe weather expected across the board.
Vancouver was sacked with snowfall overnight and Environment Canada forecast a 30-centimetre blanket there by Sunday night. The western province can also expect freezing rain and showers to add even more danger to the roads later on....
