⛔ EXTREME ICE WARNING: Dallas to Charlotte - 7+ Days No Power Expected

Описание: 🔴 BREAKING UPDATE: Storm track shifted overnight. Cities forecasting 8 inches of snow yesterday now facing catastrophic ice accumulations exceeding 1 inch. European weather model (most accurate this season) confirms worst-case scenario.

🌡️ DANGEROUS COLD SNAP FOLLOWING ICE STORM:
This is a double threat event. Historic ice accumulation followed by coldest air of winter 2025. Whatever falls is NOT melting for at least 7 days - possibly 10-14 days in southern states.

📊 REGION-BY-REGION BREAKDOWN:
Oklahoma/Texas Panhandle: 6-12" snow, temps dropping to 5°F (35° below normal)
Memphis/Little Rock: Maximum ice threat zone - 0.75-1.5" accumulation
Nashville/Louisville/Huntsville: Riding the line - 4" snow OR 0.5" ice
Kentucky/Southern Indiana: 8-14" snow with significant ice underneath
Charlotte/Atlanta/Greenville-Spartanburg: 1-2" ice (triple the 2002 storm that shut down Charlotte for 5 days)
Virginia/Maryland/West Virginia: 12-24" snow at higher elevations
NYC/Philadelphia/New England: 6-12" snow (your infrastructure can handle this)

⚠️ LIFE-THREATENING CONCERNS:
Power restoration will take weeks in rural areas. Mutual aid limited - everyone needs help simultaneously. Hospitals prioritized first, then emergency services, then residential areas. Rural communities could wait 14-21 days.

🛡️ SURVIVAL CHECKLIST:
✓ Water: 14 gallons minimum for family of four
✓ Food: Non-perishable for 2 weeks (peanut butter, crackers, canned goods)
✓ Heating: Alternative heat source + carbon monoxide detector
✓ Medical: Week supply of prescriptions, oxygen tanks, insulin (use coolers)
✓ Communication: Designate out-of-state contact person
✓ Lighting: Battery LED lanterns (safer than candles)

🚨 NEVER use generators indoors. NEVER use gas stoves for heat. Carbon monoxide kills every winter storm.

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