The Nation - News from May 4, 1986
A cold air mass gripped the Great Lakes and Northeast, breaking record low temperatures, sprinkling snow showers and dropping out-of-season wind chills to near zero. The cold front dropped early morning temperatures below freezing from northern Minnesota to New England.
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