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0:00It's March 13th in Durham, let's get into the news. America is in for a wild ride, with extreme weather hitting every corner of the country. From scorching heat in the southwest to heavy snow in the northern Great Lakes states, bitter cold from a pole of vortex in the Midwest and east, flooding rains in Hawaii, no place is spared. Meteorologists say a chaotic jet stream is driving these swings from hot to cold. In next week, a heat dome will lock in over the southwest, pushing temperatures into the triple digits for days. Phoenix could see 98 degrees on Tuesday, climbing to 107 by the weekend, shattering records for this early in March. Experts warn that folks aren't used to this kind of heat yet, so it could hit harder than expected. In Los Angeles, people are already dealing with unusual 90 degree March days, with some sweating through shorts and tank tops while hunting for. Any bit of shade. One local said the heat feels tough, but beats the freezing cold coming elsewhere, where single-digit lows and 20s will grip cities like.

1:02Minneapolis, Chicago, and even Atlanta. Meanwhile, two back-to-back storms will pile up three to four feet of snow across the northern tier and Great Lakes, with the second one exploding. Into a rare bomb cyclone overland, Hawaii faces days of downpours from an atmospheric river, triggering flash flood warnings on Oahu. This point to a wildly wavy jet stream, dipping sharply north and south as the culprit behind these extremes side by side. While some link is a climate change, there's relief ahead. The first day of spring arrives on March 20th, promising a warm-up soon after. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description. Soleil Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones. Lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I. Soleilow.com