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    <loc>https://countryherald.com/minnesota/bemidji/bemidji-frost-advisory-starts-at-midnight</loc>

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    <loc>https://countryherald.com/minnesota/duluth/duluth-frost-advisory-temperatures-could-hit-34</loc>

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      <news:title>Iowa and Illinois Weather: Quad Cities Face 1-2 Inches of Torrential Rainfall Through Wednesday</news:title>
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