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Different Iranian cities blanketed in snow

The first autumn snowfall covered various cities in Ardabil province, located in northwestern Iran, in white.

Due to the snowfall, elementary schools in several cities across the province were closed.

Snowfall, which started on Tuesday in different parts of Ardabil, continued as snow from midnight and is still ongoing in various areas.

Besides Ardabil, several other provinces in Iran have also experienced snowfall.

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