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Very Cold Temperatures Round Out the Month of January and start February

Dangerously cold air and gusty winds will create life-threatening wind chills tonight into Thursday, with extreme cold persisting all week. Temperatures are not expected to rise above freezing anywhere in the area through the end of January and into early February. Use caution if traveling and prepare for a prolonged deep freeze. Read More >

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Winter continues
 
Light snow shower activity is expected to continue at times throughout the day today. A dusting is possible across the lower elevations, with light accumulations possible across the northern mountains. Additional snow is possible Friday through the weekend, although amounts remain uncertain at this time. In addition, very cold temperatures are expected to continue across the area for the remainder of the week, with temperatures not anticipated to rise above freezing. Please check on neighbors and make sure your pipes are protected.  
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