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12 Deaths Recorded After California's San Bernardino Mountains Suffer from Heavy Snow, Winter Storms
Twelve people were found dead after heavy snow and snowstorms hit San Bernardino Mountains, causing many residents to become stranded at their homes. Read here.
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