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NASA Satellite Data Reveals Extent of Snowy Winter Season [VIDEO]
Thanks to polar vortexes and Earth's tilt toward the Sun, many North Americans faced a cold and very snowy winter. A new compilation of NASA satellite images of the northeast US reveals just how hard the region was hit with snow.
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