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Las Vegas gets hit with second snowstorm in a week. What are the odds?

LAS VEGAS - They started arriving at the Welcome to Las Vegas sign as the first big snowflakes began to fall Wednesday night - landing softly and slowly turning the green artificial turf around it to white.

Debbie Dixon was so excited, she laughed and clapped and tried to take selfies with her friends to capture the moment of pure, unadulterated joy of feeling the snow hit her face and collect on her jacket.

"One. Two. Three," the 44-year-old Henderson, Nev., resident said as she and her friends crowded into the frame of the smartphone.

Around her, people posed in front

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