Commuters drive near the Lincoln Memorial in February 2015 after an overnight snowstorm in Washington, D.C., that closed schools and the federal government. The area’s under a blizzard watch from Friday afternoon through late Saturday night.
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Will a storm threatening to drop a foot or more of snow on Washington, Philadelphia and other East Coast cities put a winter chill on the U.S. economy for a third straight year? It’s unlikely.
Unseasonably cold winters the last two years caused the U.S. economy to get off to a frosty start in 2014 and 2015. The economy contracted at a 0.9% seasonally Read More

Source:: wsj