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Ideastream Public Media
Cuyahoga County has declared a Level 2 snow emergency as Winter Storm Fern dumped heavy snow across Northeast Ohio, creating hazardous travel conditions and prompting school closures and early business shutdowns. Forecasters warn of more snow and dangerous cold expected through Monday.
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