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Frozen Nation: Communities Brace as Arctic Blast Slams the U.S.

A powerful winter storm has swept across large portions of the United States, plunging millions into dangerously low temperatures and leaving entire neighborhoods in the dark. From the Midwest to the Northeast, residents are hunkering down as the system delivers blizzard conditions, icy roads, and widespread power outages. Meteorologists describe the storm as one of the most intense cold snaps in recent years, with wind chills in some regions dropping far below zero. Emergency crews are working around the clock to restore electricity, clear roads, and respond to weather‑related emergencies. In several states, warming centers have opened to support vulnerable residents facing prolonged outages. Travel has been severely disrupted, with hundreds of flights canceled and major highways temporarily shut down due to whiteout conditions. Officials continue urging people to stay indoors, conserve energy, and check on neighbors—especially the elderly and those living alone. Despite the chall...

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Riddles and Answers


                                      

Riddles are a great way to challenge your mind and have some fun. They can also help you improve your vocabulary, logic and creativity. Here are some good riddles for the day that you can try to solve. Don't worry, the answers are provided at the end of the post.

 
Riddles:  

1.  I have a face, two hands, and a tail, but no arms, legs or head. I can tell you the time, but I don't know it myself. What am I?

2.  What invention lets you look right through a wall?


3.  What is always running but never moves, has no mouth but can speak, has no head but can weep?


4.  I have a name that's not mine, and no one cares about me in their prime. People cry at my sight, and lie by me all day and night. What am I?


5.  What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it?


Answers:

1. A clock.

2. A window.

3. A river.

4. A tombstone.

5. Silence.


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