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The historic cold snap in the South is expected to persist through the weekend, bringing dangerous conditions before a much-anticipated warm-up next week.

WIERSDALE, Fla. - Citrus farmer Bill Reed is thankful the frigid temperatures didn't go below freezing. He owns and operates Hilltop Groves, where citrus lovers can pick their own oranges. Reed comes from generations of citrus farmers; his great-grandfather came to Florida from Maine in the 1800s to cash in on the crop.