From a surprising heatwave in California to blizzards burying parts of the Midwest and storms rolling into the East Coast, chaotic weather March 16 put more than half the nation's population in the path of extreme conditions.
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A crew works to pump out milk from a milk truck that went off the road March 15.
Cars and trucks slide off roads across Wisconsin during the blizzard March 14-16, including a milk truck in Jackson County, Wisconsin.
A milk truck overturns March 15 after sliding off Wisconsin Highway 95 near Hixton, Wisconsin. The area received about 24 inches of snow March 14-16.
Huge piles of snow stand March 16 in front of the village of Taylor’s sign in Jackson County, Wisconsin.
After clearing rural roads, snowplows return to the village of Taylor in western Wisconsin.
A man in Melrose, Wisconsin, is enveloped in a cloud of snow as he snow-blows his driveway.
After the March 14-16 blizzard, the WPS Farm Show grounds have a long way to go to be ready. The show runs March 24-26 at the Experimental Aircraft Association grounds, 1001 Waukau Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Burr Oak, located near Mindoro, Wisconsin, receives a blanket of snow during the past weekend. The church service was canceled March 15 because of heavy snowfall and blizzard-like conditions. The church was established by German immigrants in 1856 and is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. The current church structure was built in 1898.
Ogo Akpati and his son Brycson Akpati, 3, brave strong winds to have fun sliding down a hill March 15 in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
A person bundles up March 16 to fish off a breakwater by Montrose Harbor in downtown Chicago.
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