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SAN FRANCISCO — Hilly areas of San Francisco got a rare light dusting of snow, the National Weather Service said Saturday.
Snow fell briefly late Friday and early Saturday on the city’s Twin Peaks neighborhood and some other areas with higher elevations, meteorologist Mark Strobin said.
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“A little bit up in the hills,” Strobin told The Associated Press. “It snowed
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Check out today’s school closings and delays here.
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