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Posted on January 5, 2017January 5, 2017 by Priscilla Crawford

Our first real snow may come tonight! Crazy to have a 70 degrees on Monday and 80% chance of snow early Friday morning. Maybe I will take my laptop home, just in case!

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I'm a conservation biologist at the Oklahoma Biological Survey, a research unit of the University of Oklahoma. I work on private land conservation, rare species protection, invasive species mapping, and biodiversity education.

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