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Dangerous weather to impact travel from Plains to Tennessee Valley

Rain, flash floods will affect Southeast, Gulf Coast

Janice Dean By Janice Dean Fox News
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A major ice storm is still underway from the southern Plains to the Tennessee Valley.   

1 DEAD IN TEXAS, MORE FLIGHT CANCELLED AS NATIONWIDE ICE STORM RAGES ON

This is a very dangerous event that will cripple travel and bring widespread power outages.  

U.S. ice forecast

Ice still to come across the U.S. through Thursday (Credit: Fox News)

People are urged to stay off the roads and listen to their local officials for guidance and safety.  

Gulf Coast, Southeast weather

The futuretrack in the Gulf Coast, Southeast (Credit: Fox News)

On the warmer side of this storm, heavy rain and flash flooding will be the biggest concern for the Gulf Coast and Southeast through Thursday. 

New England wind chills

New England will experience some of the coldest wind chills in years (Credit: Fox News)

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Meanwhile, the next round of arctic air will bring the coldest air in years to parts of New England this weekend. 

Janice Dean joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in January 2004 where she currently serves as senior meteorologist for the network. In addition, she is the morning meteorologist for FNC’s signature morning show, FOX & Friends (weekdays 6-9AM/ET) as well as contributes to FOX Weather, FOX News Media’s free ad-supported streaming television ("FAST") weather service. Click here to listen to "The Janice Dean Podcast."