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Some snow, little moisture, colder, then back to the weather see-saw

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A little snow, but not much moisture content. A little colder temps, but nothing unbearable. Then it’s back to see-saw weather. WTIP’ Jay Andersen spoke with National Weather Service meteorologist Carol Christenson Tuesday morning about January weather and the deepening drought.


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