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PHOTOS: Wild winter weather hits Glenwood Springs

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Glenwood Springs resident Randall Reimer has a smoke during a snowstorm Tuesday.
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If you hadn’t noticed already, snow is everywhere this week. Up to three inches of new snow was forecast in the Glenwood Springs area on Tuesday. This meant storefront owners broke out shovels, motorists scraped their windshields and waterfowl foraged for food — all in a real-life snow globe. More snow is in the forecast for Friday.

Mario Munoz shovels snow in front of the First United Methodist Church in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday.
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A man jumps into the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool during a blizzard on Tuesday.
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Two people walk eastbound on Seventh Street in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday.
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Snow gathers on the beak of a goose hanging out near Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday.
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A lone duck cruises the Roaring Fork River in Glenwood Springs with a gaggle of geese on Tuesday morning.
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Snow falls over the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday morning.
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