Explaining this week’s deadly US cold snap ...Middle East

Wind turbines can be designed to withstand snow and ice. (Pixabay/)This week’s bizarre, deadly weather—snow on the Mexican border, ice-locked roads in Louisiana, and subzero temperatures in central Texas—all starts in the Arctic, where a barrier that normally keeps out polar winds has switched sides.Under normal circumstances, the jet stream (a band of fast-moving wind that encircles the North Pole) herds the freezing arctic air, keeping it largely contained over the Pole. But the jet stream isn’t perfectly round: it moves in a loose wave at high latitudes. Oftentimes, that wave crests over Alaska, and drops down over the Great Plains, or vice versa.Right now, the jet stream has bulged down

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