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Thursday & Friday - Snowfall
Thursday & Friday - Winds
After this morning's snow wraps up, the next 24 hours should be quiet. Things ramp back up again Thursday with a rain/snow system and strong winds.
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Trends have been favoring more rain than snow for the Thursday system, but periods of snow on the front and back ends are likely.
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Winds will become strong in the middle of the event, gusting to 45-50+ MPH overnight into Friday morning.
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