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Christine Wilson snaps a picture outside Eastview Middle School of her children Bowin, Marcus and Elara and their friend Connor Still and a snowman they helped to build after school Tuesday. Warm daytime temperatures have made for ideal snowman making conditions, which are forecast to continue until Friday.

Christine Wilson snaps a picture outside Eastview Middle School of her children Bowin, Marcus and Elara and their friend Connor Still and a snowman they helped to build after school Tuesday. Warm daytime temperatures have made for ideal snowman making conditions, which are forecast to continue until Friday.

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