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Joe Lundberg

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Joe Lundberg

Senior Meteorologist Joe Lundberg from AccuWeather discussed an upcoming winter storm expected to bring snow to the area, with forecasted totals of 3-6 inches for most locations, possibly up to 10 inches in higher ground to the west and southwest. The storm will start light in the morning, intensify by lunchtime, and end by midnight. Temperatures will remain in the 30s for the rest of the week, dipping to the low to mid-20s by Friday. The next storm is uncertain, but another cold front is expected later next week.

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