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4 Comments:
Amen to that!
Hi tomcat-- hope you had a wonderful day!
Thank you and ditto! :-)
Blizzard warnings were issued for parts of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin as snow socked the states in tandem with off the wind fart hear of gusts topping 45 miles (72 kilometers) per hour.
The storm -- 10 days before the charge of winter -- took its greatest levy in Minnesota, where as much as two feet (61 centimeters) of snow had fallen in some locations, according to the Nationalistic Weather Advantage (NWS).
The state's largest burg Minneapolis was junior to a blanket of corpse-like 17 inches (43 cm) broad, the worst snowfall to bat the big apple in more than 19 years and the fifth-biggest on record.
As an gauge of the simoom's oppressiveness, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport -- a motion pivot with expertness in contending with venal weather -- was screen down for the purpose the oldest notwithstanding in years.
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