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Omaha, Neb. – Omaha, Neb. (AP) – Another storm system On Wednesday Wednesday, he struck millions of people, leaving parts of the Middle West and large plains under conditions for the blizzard and wide dish of adjacent conditions at risk of high winds and wilderness.

Approximately 72 million people were under counseling or wind warning, with winds by notching over 45 mph (72 km / h), according to Bryan Jackson, a national meteorologist of time.

At this point in the year, the cold air lying on the northern crash with the southern air to the produced strong, low pressure, Jackson said. But he added it Latest time Is the third storm system quickly developed in recent weeks and bring high winds in the great threshold of the US, “very active form” from February.

In At least 42 people died over the weekend when Dynamic storms Released tornadoes, blinding dust and fires, say trees and leveling hundreds of houses and companies in eight countries in the south and the Midwest.

The belt from southwestern Kansas is expected to bring only 2 inches (5 centimeters) of snow from the central Wisconsin or as much as the foot (30 centimeters). In combination with high winds, the forecasters have warned of record conditions.

Kansas The Ministry of Transport temporarily closed more than 250 miles (400 kilometers) of interstate 70 from the Border of Colorado east to Saline, Kansas. By the time of the evening, almost everyone was opened for improved road conditions.

The first setform for closing in western Kansas also influenced last week’s winds when eight people died after a Dust Storm resulted in a piley of 71 cars and trucks.

The terms for Blizzard early on Wednesday led to the extremely zero visibility in the south-central Nebraska, the state patrol said through Facebook, inviting people to stay from the road. There were closing times over 160 miles (255 kilometers) I-80 from Lincoln to Lexington and nearly 70 miles (115 kilometers) I-29, along the border of Nebraska-Iowa. Stopped cars, connected semi-trailers, collisions and lowered transmission lodges contributed to chaos.

Around Iowa-Illinois, more than inches of snow fell on a clock, while the bumps were as high as 30 mph (48 km / h), it is stated at the national time.

Strong snow and tall winds crashed the branches of trees and recorded utility pillars. Power broke out more than 140,000 customers in Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee and Indiana, states Powerourage.us.

The storm has long left a time whip after spring Tuesday with temperatures overlive 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 Celsius) in some parts.

Where it’s not snow, there was still very strong winds. Facilities combined with dry conditions from Texas and Oklahoma through Arkansas and Central Missouri raised the potential of fire.

“Before the plants grow,” Jackson said, “there is a lot of dry fuels there.”

Fire threat ruffled on Tuesday and persevered Wednesday with Restored risk in Oklahoma parts still resting from an Blaževo outbreak It started on Friday. More than 400 homes were difficult to damage or destroyed, and at least four people died because of fire or high winds, officials said.

Texas aAndThe m service reported that he responded to 14 new fires on Tuesday who burned about 29 square kilometers (75 square kilometers) across Texas.

The agency responded to a fire of about 3 square miles (8 square kilometers) the next day in the San Jacinta County, with only a small part of its share.

One fire near Borger, in state Panhandle, cutting strength, led to evacuation and threatened more than 1,000 late Tuesday, the city said through Facebook.

“Fast response and collaborative efforts from many departments around our region, the fire remained outside the city borders, and we did not lose any of those 1201 homes,” said the city.

Since the average night, that fire, originally includes 350 hectares (140 hectares), covered about 500 hectares (200 hectares) and was 75% contained, according to Texas aAndM forest service.

The crews also responded to dozens of fire in Arkansas, where winds set up additional risk. Four homes in the small rock were severely damaged in the southwestern part of the city, said the head of the Fire Delphone Hubbard during the briefing of the news, but death cases or injuries were not reported.

Mayor Frank Scott invited people to possess a barring to the Overway County, saying, please do not do anything reckless or careless, because it could create loss. “

Part I-530 southeast of a small rock was excluded due to smoke from the grass fire, but the turnover continued until the evening.

The state of the state saw the wind bumps as much as 59 mph (95 km / h), according to the National Time Service.

In Novi Mexico, where the massive dust walls forced the highways and resulted in Tuesday, Tuesday, forecasted on Thursday warned the return of critical fire conditions on Thursday.

Heavy shrubs were possible in central Illinois with the risks of fights, strong wind and tornadoes. Much of Illinois and Indiana were predicted under mild risk, with lower risk further southward through the Tennessee valley.

Heavy storms brought strong winds in Indiana, and the fight and tornado threatened the part of the state, said the national time service.

Jackson said the storm would send a cold front across the eastern marine sea on Thursday with potential heavy snowfalls on higher elevations in New England.

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Fingeshut reported from Des Moines, Iowa. Joined printers John Hanna in Topeka, Kansas, Andrew Demillo in Little Rock, Arkansas and Hallie Golden in Seattle contributed.