Blizzard barrels east with a bit less snow, high winds

By Greg Botelho, CNN

Updated 0332 GMT (1132 HKT) December 22, 2012

Crews remove pile up snow from around the Capitol Square in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday, December 21. A winter storm system that walloped the Midwest continues to move east bringing snow and wind to Ohio, Pennsylvania and upstate New York.
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Blizzard strikes the Midwest – Crews remove pile up snow from around the Capitol Square in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday, December 21. A winter storm system that walloped the Midwest continues to move east bringing snow and wind to Ohio, Pennsylvania and upstate New York.
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A pedestrian walks across the campus the University of Wisconsin-Madison a day after a record snow fall on Friday.
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Blizzard strikes the Midwest – A pedestrian walks across the campus the University of Wisconsin-Madison a day after a record snow fall on Friday.
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Dave Anderson uses a snow blower to clean the sidewalk in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday.
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Blizzard strikes the Midwest – Dave Anderson uses a snow blower to clean the sidewalk in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday.
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Abby Moon and Carley Moon are pulled on a mattress by their grandfather Clyde Moon's four-wheeler during a winter storm in Fairfield, Wisconsin, on Thursday, December 20. The blizzard cut power to tens of thousands of homes and forced schools to close across the upper Midwest.
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Blizzard strikes the Midwest – Abby Moon and Carley Moon are pulled on a mattress by their grandfather Clyde Moon's four-wheeler during a winter storm in Fairfield, Wisconsin, on Thursday, December 20. The blizzard cut power to tens of thousands of homes and forced schools to close across the upper Midwest.
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A group of horses play in the snow in Kingston, Wisconsin, on December 20. The State Patrol was warning motorists to stay home as a paralyzing winter storm approached, the first significant snowstorm to hit southern Wisconsin in two winters.
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Blizzard strikes the Midwest – A group of horses play in the snow in Kingston, Wisconsin, on December 20. The State Patrol was warning motorists to stay home as a paralyzing winter storm approached, the first significant snowstorm to hit southern Wisconsin in two winters.
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