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Weather: Get out your snow shovel
Ottawa Citizen – By Thulasi Srikanthan, The Ottawa CitizenJanuary 6, 2009 8:47 AM OTTAWA – It’s the calm before the storm Tuesday morning – literally – as 12 to 19 centimetres of snow are forecast to fall later Tuesday and into Wednesday's morning commute. • Afternoon snow will hit commute |
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Sleet, rain in Baltimore-area forecast today
Baltimore Sun – By a Baltimore Sun reporter The National Weather Service is forecasting a mix of sleet and freezing rain today and tonight for Northern and Western Maryland, but the forecast is more moderate for areas around Baltimore City and farther south. The Nation's Weather Wicked Winter Weather Headed To Tri-State Area |
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Cold snap grips the Prairies
Toronto Star – Snow drifts and wind chills as cool as minus 45 C are gripping the Prairie provinces where travel warnings are in effect in some areas and plows are trying to clear up to 25 centimetres of new snow in southern Saskatchewan. Wind chill warning Crews Begin Clearing Regina Streets |
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Cold snap grips the Prairies
Toronto Star – Snow drifts and wind chills as cool as minus 45 C are gripping the Prairie provinces where travel warnings are in effect in some areas and plows are trying to clear up to 25 centimetres of new snow in southern Saskatchewan. Wind chill warning Crews Begin Clearing Regina Streets |
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Local Corn Farmers Not Effects By Record-Setting Weather
CD98.9 – The record-setting weather conditions over the month of December didn't seem to phase local corn farmers. Reports from parts of Oxford County estimated 10-15 percent of this year's crop was still not harvested, partially based on wet fields and the … Corn remaining in fields Corn harvest not yet done in state |
Today is the most stressful day of the year, according to researchers. A combination of the cold weather, economic gloom and end to Christmas festivities will leave workers battling the January blues.
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Cold snap grips the Prairies
Toronto Star – Snow drifts and wind chills as cool as minus 45 C are gripping the Prairie provinces where travel warnings are in effect in some areas and plows are trying to clear up to 25 centimetres of new snow in southern Saskatchewan. Wind chill warning Crews Begin Clearing Regina Streets |
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Local Corn Farmers Not Effects By Record-Setting Weather
CD98.9 – The record-setting weather conditions over the month of December didn't seem to phase local corn farmers. Reports from parts of Oxford County estimated 10-15 percent of this year's crop was still not harvested, partially based on wet fields and the … Corn remaining in fields Corn harvest not yet done in state |
