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Up next Kent Coveington has today's news.

More casters are warning of treacherous holiday travel and even life threatening cold for much of the central in eastern US this week.

Potentially record low temperatures leading up to the Christmas holiday.

That as an Arctic front blasts its way through the country, Zach Taylor with the National Weather Service.

Below zero readings are likely and expected across the northern plains and portions of the upper Midwest.

But even for locations down into the southeast, temperatures dipping down into the single digits or teens.

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