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Heavy Snow in the West; Fire Weather Conditions in Southern New England and Hawaii

A system crossing the Intermountain West today will continue to bring areas of moderate snowfall from the central Sierra Nevada to the Northern Rockies. Gusty winds and low relative humidity will bring critical fire weather to parts of southern New England and Hawaii. Read More >

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SYNOPSIS: A winter storm system will swing through the intermountain west Monday (November 16th), delivering widespread snow, colder temperatures, and strong north winds (possibly producing blowing snow at times) to usher in your work week. Anyone traveling, especially across Interstate 80, should prepare for the return of winter driving conditions. Moderate accumulations will be possible across southern and portions of central Wyoming by Tuesday morning, with little snow accumulations expected elsewhere. To get the latest road information dial 5-1-1 on your phone, or click here

 

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