Snowy Christmas in… Hawaii? | Blizzard strikes Hawaiian peaks

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Snow blanketed Mauna Kea’s summit, with a winter-like front moving across the area dumping snow and forcing the US National Weather Service to issue a blizzard warning for Big Island summits, with snow, heavy winds, torrential rains and flooding expected.

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