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Watch: Reflecting Pool in US capital covered with ice as historic storm hits

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Watch: Reflecting Pool in US capital covered with ice as historic storm hits

Watch: Reflecting Pool in US capital covered with ice as historic storm hits

People walk over the frozen Reflecting Pool on the National Mall in Washington, DC, as a historic winter storm and Arctic blast engulf the US.


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