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Meteorologist Chris Jansen of the National Weather Service says Sioux Falls received several inches of snow on Monday.

"Most of the snow ended before 7 p.m. Monday.  Sioux Falls got 4.6 inches of snow during the day

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In advance of the snow arriving in Sioux Falls, Gaylynn Huber of the city's street department says chemicals are being applied to the streets early Thursday morning.

Huber tells KSOO Radio:  "We've had crews out since midnight

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The count is approaching "10" by the ref and we're still pinned under Mother Nature. Here is the latest on this Winter Storm Warning in effect until 1am Friday:

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Ah, spring in South Dakota! We're still picking up and cleaning up from one of the nastiest ice storms anyone can remember, and more snow is on the way.

The National Weather Service posted a winter storm warning on Wednesday for southwestern South Dakota, and forecasters said the bad weather likely would move into the central and northeastern parts of the state

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Authorities are warning of a new scam in Sioux Falls and the thief's are preying on victims of storm damage and taking advantage of a disaster. Know what to look for.

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A Snow Alert has been issued in the City of Sioux Falls. here's the details and zone schedule. Don't get ticketed and towed.

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Call them the 10 best tips I've heard when it comes to after-storm cleanup efforts. Best one? Don't chip ice or shovel snow. I can live with that but... why?

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In light of the five to six inches of snow received overnight in Sioux Falls, Gaylynn Huber of Sioux Falls Streets says his crews have been on the job since midnight.

Huber tells KSOO Radio:  "right now, we have all our motor graders and all of our contract motor graders working

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South Dakota is bracing for a spring snowstorm that is packing quite a bit of energy and precipitation. The maps and latest forecast is here.

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PITTSBURGH - A wide-ranging storm is headed toward the East Coast after blanketing the Midwest and burying thoughts of springtime weather under a blanket of heavy wet snow and slush, though less snow is predicted to fall as the storm moves eastward.

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