Possible Record Hail Is The Talk Of The Town In Otis
As the National Weather Service investigates potential record breaking hail from storms over the last 24 hours, one Colorado town is certain it's close.
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As the National Weather Service investigates potential record breaking hail from storms over the last 24 hours, one Colorado town is certain it's close.
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