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Mcallen Daily Monitor
Mcallen, Brownsville, Harlingen, Hidalgo County, Cameron County, Texas
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Spring-like weather returns to the West as California packers estimate 20% loss to early fruit crops from a three-day frost. Clear in Oklahoma's lowlands after dust storms, rising temperatures in the region. Prospect of snow in Kansas sections. Late spring blizzard buries parts of Glacier and Flathead National Parks in Montana under nearly two feet of snow.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 28-- (AP--Spring-like weather inching back into the West tonight as California packers estimated 20 per cent of some early fruit crops had been lost in a three-day frost.
It was clear in the low lands of Oklahoma, visited by intermittent dust storms for the past several days and temperatures in most of the region were rising slowly.
There was a prospect of snow in some sections of Kansas.
A late spring blizzard raged across northwestern Montana today, burying parts of Glacier and Flathead National parks under nearly two feet of snow.
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California, Oklahoma, Kansas, Montana
Event Date
Mar. 28
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California fruit crops suffer 20% loss from three-day frost; Oklahoma clears after dust storms with rising temperatures; snow possible in Kansas; blizzard buries Glacier and Flathead National Parks in Montana with two feet of snow.