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Russia’s Kamchatka disappears under 7 feet of snow after weeks of relentless storms

Following weeks of severe winter weather, snow has covered a sizable portion of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia. In December and January, there were frequent storms and extended periods of cold that gradually spread throughout towns,

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Weekend snow: Russia sees 7 feet, Florida gets a dusting

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Storm timeline shows when snow is forecast to start and end in Massachusetts this weekend

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Winter storm warning issued across Mass. as heavy snow approaches

All of Massachusetts is under a winter storm warning ahead of a massive weather system that could dump 1-2 feet of snow across the region this weekend.

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Cold weather advisory affecting 3 Massachusetts counties until Saturday morning – below zero wind chills

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A huge winter storm is coming to Mass. See hour-by-hour futurecast maps

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Nearly 7 feet of snow? Video shows record snowfall in Russia

Video shows the impacts and aftermath of record-breaking snowfall in Russia.

More Than 7 Feet of Snow Buries Kamchatka Peninsula Amid Record Cold Snap

A powerful snowstorm dumped more than seven feet of snow in some areas of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, creating hazardous conditions and burying towns in an extreme winter, officials said on Friday,

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Over foot of snow forecast for Attleboro area starting Sunday after bitter cold temps Saturday

A double shot of extreme weather this weekend is bringing the coldest temperatures this winter and what could be the biggest snowstorm in years Sunday.

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Weather Wise: Where's the snow? In Russia

Some of the deepest snow you've ever seen is currently in Russia on the Kamchatka Peninsula. With an unprecedented blizzard, more than 7 feet of snow has fallen just over the weekend.

9 Insane Clips Of “Snow Apocalypse” In Kamchatka After Largest Snowfall In 130 Years

Residents of Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula are experiencing the heaviest snowfall in 60 years.In some areas, more than 2 m (6.5 feet) of snow fell in the first half of January after 3.7 m (12 feet) fell in December,