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A massive storm continued to blanket the Midwest in blizzard conditions Tuesday as it moved toward the Northeast, bringing with it heavy rain and strong winds that sparked tornadoes in northern Florida.

Across the central United States, the storm closed major highways as it pummeled the region with whiteout conditions and roads filled with snow. Monday until early Tuesday, The Kansas Highway Patrol responded More than 100 collisions between vehicles, 19 of which resulted in injuries. In Boise, Oklahoma, emergency management said it responded to calls reporting several stranded motorists and said all roads were closed.

Many Florida schools and government buildings are closed. Some schools as far north as parts of Virginia and Maryland have also planned early dismissals. Airports across the Midwest and Southeast reported an increase in delays and cancellations Tuesday morning.

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