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Photos: (Fool?)Hardy Minnesotans take on April blizzard

Maggie Farley, 10, shovels the driveway with her dad, Dan, and siblings.
Right to left, Maggie Farley, 10, shovels the driveway with her dad Dan Farley and siblings Mark, 8, and Lizzie, 5, on Larkspur Lane in Edina.
Courtney Perry for MPR News

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As snow fell and wind blew across southern Minnesota, people still managed to get out and try to, ah, embrace the weather.

There's going to be plenty to enjoy — an additional 6 to 10 inches of snow by Sunday afternoon in parts of southwestern Minnesota through the Twin Cities metro area and west-central Wisconsin.

If you have to get out, be careful. The Twin Cities metro area is now in a blizzard warning until 7 a.m. Sunday, with heavy snow and wind gusts of over 35 mph, and whiteout conditions at times. Every public safety department out there is urging people to just stay home.

Follow complete storm coverage in our live blog.

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The storm leaves many dreaming of outdoor cafes and warmer temps.
The spring blizzard came at a time of year many had hoped to start thinking about outdoor cafes and warmer temperatures.
Judy Griesedieck for MPR News
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Maggie Farley, 10, shovels the driveway with her dad, Dan, and siblings.
Right to left, Maggie Farley, 10, shovels the driveway with her dad Dan Farley and siblings Mark, 8, and Lizzie, 5, on Larkspur Lane in Edina.
Courtney Perry for MPR News
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Ellen Block and her son Sam McGrath, 8, travel down West 48th St. in Mpls.
Ellen Block and her son, Sam McGrath, 8, travel down West 48th Street in Minneapolis while she cross-country skied and Sam followed on foot. Block was bringing her son to a birthday party and figured this was better than driving a car. "This is not good weather for April," Sam said.
Tom Baker for MPR News