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Bitter cold gripping much of the U.S. could last through New Year’s celebrations

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NBC News’ Ron Allen reports from Erie, Pennsylvania, which was covered by 65 inches of snow in four days. It’s just one of many cities and towns dealing with harsh winter weather as 2018 approaches.