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| The leading causes of death after a snow storm are car accidents and heart attacks |
| By Clay County Fire and Rescue |
| January 31, 2026 |
| The first one is easy, stay home. You guys already bought everything in Ingles, where are you even going?
The second one is usually a result of over exertion from clearing snow; check on your neighbors and help each other.  |
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