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Where severe storms and bone-chilling cold could freeze your Halloween
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2:21Now PlayingHow's the weather looking for Halloween trick-or-treating? Capital Weather Gang is tracking a strong storm system over the East, with bitter cold to the West.
The culprit behind the spookfilled weather is a blast of Arctic air surging east from the Mountain West and the Plains, with a zone of stormy weather along its leading edge. The weather could be more of a trick than a treat across a large swath of the Lower 48. Here’s your regionbyregion forecast. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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