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Apocalyptic Ice Storm …

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We are in for the second day and it looks like we may be in for a third. Certainly the sleet, freezing rain and snow across our state has left a number without power, we have not experienced the apocalypse. We will thaw. If anyone knows much about weather in Oklahoma, then it should not be surprising we could predict a nice day of golf before the end of the month!

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