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Anonymous, 120 days ago

The proper term is actually "Blue Norther" (without the final "n") and yes, it's a cold front that comes down from the North Pole and blows across the great plains.  Temperatures have been recorded to drop 60 degrees or more in a matter of a few hours when a true Blue Norther starts blowing.

BLUE NORTHER Refers to a swift-moving cold frontal passage in the southern Great Plains, marked by a dark, blue-black sky with strong wintery winds from the northwest or north and temperatures that may drop 20°F to 30°F in a few minutes.
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Anonymous, 35 days ago
Ole Blue Northern is a occulus weather formation. This means that it is an intense warm front colliding with an intense cold front and are usually in the midwestern/northern parts of the US. when they collide or usually when a cold front moves quickly, warm moist air is thrown up in the air over it, causing stormy, windy weather. This particular storm was regular and it was literally a "blue fist" of water. almost 3-5 ft of water would drop and intense and immediate flooding would occur.
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