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A strong cold front is bringing the season’s first frost or freeze to several major US cities, USA TODAY reports. About 230 million people could see below-average temperatures by the weekend, while a first hard freeze is possible in parts of the Midwest, Ohio Valley and South. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia and the Carolinas are among the states in line for a first freeze. Great Lakes lows could fall below 20 degrees, though the cold snap is not expected to break records.

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00:00Millions of Americans are about to feel the season's first freeze.
00:03A strong cold front is pushing cold air east after weeks of mild weather.
00:08About 230 million people could see below-average temperatures by the weekend.
00:13Forecasters expect the first hard freeze in parts of the Midwest, Ohio Valley, and South.
00:18States in line for a first freeze include Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, and Nebraska.
00:25Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and the Carolinas are on the list, too.
00:30Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Omaha, and Indianapolis are among the major cities.
00:35Overnight lows in the Great Lakes could dip below 20 degrees.
00:38Even northern Florida could see patchy frost, with lows in the upper 30s.
00:43Several hours below freezing could end the growing season in some places.
00:47The cold snap won't break records and should be short-lived.
00:50The central U.S. warms up again next week.
00:53Disclosure.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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