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Extreme cold
A full day of below zero looms for much of Minnesota
There's little chance Wednesday that high temperatures in nearly all of Minnesota will shed the minus sign, and high winds have prompted the National Weather Service to warn of “dangerously cold windchills.” Updated 25 minutes ago
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