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US: Blizzard Chaos Shuts Down Kansas Roads as Trooper Shares Chilling Video

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United States - March 19, 2025 Kansas - A ferocious blizzard has brought chaos to Kansas, forcing the closure of major roads as a brave trooper captured the terrifying conditions on video. On March 19, Kansas Highway Patrol trooper Tod posted a shocking clip showing the whiteout nightmare that’s crippled the state. He didn’t mince words, warning drivers to steer clear and stay safe indoors. “This is from Captain Phillips from earlier this morning if you were wondering why the roads are closed today. Be safe and stay home!” Tod declared in his chilling message. The footage, taken by Captain Phillips, paints a grim picture of nature’s fury, with visibility near zero and snow lashing relentlessly. The storm’s wrath has shut down swathes of vital highways, leaving travelers stranded and locals hunkering down. Authorities have slammed the brakes on movement, closing EB/WB I-70 from Hays to Colorado, US-36 from Phillipsburg to Colorado, US-40 from Sharon Springs to Colorado, and US-83 from K-383 to Nebraska. It’s a desperate bid to keep people out of harm’s way as the blizzard rages on. Trooper Tod’s video has sent shivers down spines, a stark reminder of winter’s brutal grip. With roads превратившись into icy traps, officials are begging folks to heed the warnings. As Kansas battles this snowy beast, one thing’s crystal clear—Mother Nature’s calling the shots, and she’s not messing around.

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