Polar vortex
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The polar vortex is a cold air mass associated with either the North or South Pole and separated by a jet stream. It became a term widely used by the liberal media to try to explain the colder-than-usual temperatures experienced in North America, after liberals insisted for years that there would be a crisis in global warming.