Omss Signal: Dec 4, 2010

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Severe Weather Team Forecast

Today's Forecast
High: 30º F
Low: 22º F

Saturday: The cold isn't going anywhere. Neither are the snow showers.

Highs: 27 to 35

Sunday: A clipper passes to our south, but we'll still see scattered snow showers. Cold temps stick around.

Highs: 26 to 34

Monday: We start the work week with more of the same... scattered snow showers and cold temps. There could be some accumulation.

Highs: 25 to 33

Discussion: Watch for slick roads over the next few days with snow showers, especially in the LH and NA. We're tracking some lake effect snows for early in the coming week that could bring some accumulations.

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December 04, 2010 - 12:00 AM

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