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Lake-Effect Snow, Wintry Weather to Hit Great Lakes, Western US This Early Week
National Weather Service (NWS) warned of heavy lake-effect snow could likely bring snowy conditions in the Great Lakes and Michigan. Meanwhile, the Western US can expect colder conditions this week. Read here.
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