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13 hours ago · Pockets of snow accumulation may make for slippery travel Tuesday morning. A few towns could see 2 to 4 inches of snow, but it will be random in nature.
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Respiratory illness season begins to ramp up now. Here's what's …
18 hours ago · Despite a relatively slow start to respiratory disease season, low vaccination rates threaten that trend and the rapid rise of some illnesses is already putting children at increased risk.Overall ...
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18 hours ago · Monday afternoon will be mostly dry with clouds, some sun, and a few flurries (especially near the mountains). Highs reach the low 30s.Tonight will be mostly cloudy and cold, with lows in the ...
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Nov 18, 2024 · Monday will feature a mostly cloudy sky with a few passing showers, but rain amounts will only be a tenth to a quarter inch at best — hardly a drought-buster.