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Winter Storm Watch, Wind Chill Advisory Issued for Roseville
Dangerously cold wind chills will give way to plowable snow in a storm dubbed "Winter Storm Q."

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Local Hot-Button Issues Even though Roseville is predominantly already built up, the city faces many interesting issues including how to make the most of its public resources and balance the needs of business with those of residents.
Dangerously cold wind chills will give way to plowable snow in a storm dubbed "Winter Storm Q."

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