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After shoveling 30 inches of snowfall from this past weekend, some people might find themselves needing medical attention
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Major roads are much improved, but still snow covered in some locations
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Blocked exhaust vents cause concerns about carbon monoxide poisoning
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U.S. cities and states spending upward of $4 billion each year on snow operations
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The Department of Transportation warned earlier this month that they’d already recorded 13 plows hit by vehicles
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation and Wisconsin County Highway Association are asking people to give snowplows plenty of space
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Parts of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan have received large amounts of snow already this season
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Ongoing winds and snow could create additional outages
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The Northwoods, some parts more than others, got its first taste of winter last weekend.After two back-to-back low snow years, many are anxiously awaiting to see what this winter has in store.
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Many winter sports need heavy, wet snow to help build trails.That kind of snowfall has been largely missing from the Rhinelander area this winter.