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Itemma Mazzelli, 5, and brother Lucas, 3, check out a large puddle at the corner of Tremerton Drive and Summit Drive while their mother stands close by (off camera). Warmer weather and a heavy snow pack are combining to clog storm sewers throughout Kamloops. The good news is the snow is melting slowly enough for City crews to tackle the 5,000-plus catch basins like the one buried somewhere underneath Lucas.
— Catherine Litt
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