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Winter Storm Orko Is Coming to Get You, Fridley
Sounds worse when it has a scary name, doesn't it? The National Weather Service issued a new Hazardous Weather Outlook Saturday morning.
Winter is whipping up a cocktail of "snow, sleet and/or freezing rain," according to a Hazardous Weather Outlook that the National Weather Service issued Saturday morning for Fridley, Anoka County and a wedge of other central Minnesota counties.
UPDATE: Winter Storm Warning for Fridley
Why Do Winter Storms Have Names All of a Sudden? And Who Is Orko?
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Happy hour for precipitation-lovers will begin as early as late Saturday night.
Fridley and much of Minnesota remains under a Winter Storm Watch, promising four to eight inches of snow by Monday morning.
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Meanwhile, Nemo is overflowing New England's cup with winter weather. For a look at what's going on Back East, check out these photos from Stonington-Mystic Patch in Connecticut.
Related:
- POLL: Should Winter Storms Have Names?
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