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Winter gaining traction

Published: Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009 12:00 a.m. MST

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A businessman crosses the snow-covered Gallivan Center in Salt Lake City during the evening commute on Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to be above normal today and Thursday. More snow is likely to hit the Wasatch Front on Friday.
Keith Johnson, Deseret News
A businessman crosses the snow-covered Gallivan Center in Salt Lake City during the evening commute on Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to be above normal today and Thursday. More snow is likely to hit the Wasatch Front on Friday.
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A businessman crosses the snow-covered Gallivan Center in Salt Lake City during the evening commute on Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to be above normal today and Thursday. More snow is likely to hit the Wasatch Front on Friday.

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