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Arctic blast only days away
Several days of flurries makes this April tied for 6th snowiest in history
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An area of low pressure will keep the clouds and cold air around for Wednesday. In fact, a few more flurries hit for the morning and snow showers will break out during the afternoon. These may cause a drop in visibility and an isolated slick spot. Morning lows begin near freezing before climbing to just the upper 30s at best!

Thursday will see more clouds and cold and Friday won't be much better. In fact, an arctic cold front will keep Friday's highs below freezing in most communities. The weekend stays frigid too with morning lows in the teens and highs only reaching the low to mid 30s. We are running about 20 degrees below average!

OVERNIGHT
Overcast
Flurries at daybreak
Low: 32

WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy
Isolated snow showers
High: 39

WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Flurries
Low: 28

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