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Winter says hello with a wallop of snow; icy temps, wind on the way
Winter made a no-nonsense re-entry Wednesday, burying northeastern Minnesota in more than 2 feet of snow and frosting the Twin Cities metro area with enough snow and ice to create peril on the roads and to please snow-lovers. Dangerously cold weather is expected to come on the heels of the storm. Updated 3 minutes ago
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