Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Siberian Express
This occasionally media trendy term is nothing remarkable as cold air effecting the U.S. comes from other places as well, such as Canada. A Wiktionary definition would suffice, as  coverage does not make this article meet . Wikipedia is not the Weather channel and in the real world, in winter when it is very cold outside, people notice that it is very cold outside, not the catchy names weather forecasters often use to make the weather sound more interesting. Such terms might make weather coverage sound cooler then saying a cold front is moving in from the north-west, but all that actually matters to people in the real world is that Saturday is supposed to be minus 15 degrees. When I was younger and in still in school, we had six weeks straight of sub-zero temperatures because cold air was pushed down from Canada. Do you know what I noticed and cared about when watching/reading about the weather? That it was absolutely freezing outside and in my room, not the trendy way the weather media tried to describe the situation to increase viewership ratings
— User:Newshunter12, 12:18, 31 August 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ROUTINE||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)