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Steve Russell, a city of Muskogee equipment operator, scoops sand through the city’s new sand spreader truck. The city bought the truck and spreader for $88,116 in 2011. It was used for the first time Monday morning when Muskogee was dusted with snow, for a total of 0.09 inch of precipitation. Russell was remixing sand that had become wet during the spreading. The dusting contrasted with 2011, when Muskogee received a record 20 inches of snow in the first nine days of February. Warmer weather, with daytime temperatures in the 50s, is expected for the rest of the week.
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