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Heavy Rain and Mountain Snow in the West; Bitter Wind Chills in the Northeast

A series of Pacific storms will produce heavy rain in portions of California, including recent burn scars where debris flows, mudslides, and flash flooding are possible through Friday. In addition, heavy mountain snow up to 3 feet or more is forecast in the western state mountains. A blast of arctic air will push wind chills to between minus 15 and minus 25 in the Northeast on Thanksgiving. Read More >

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