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Potentially “High Impact” Snow Storm Late Week

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TONIGHT: Partly clear with mild temps in the 30's. Winds calmer after 8pm.

TOMORROW: Ample sunshine by the afternoon with warm temps in the 60's and 70's and gusty winds yielding high fire danger by the afternoon.

Extended: Slightly cooler Wednesday. The jet stream will move south towards Colorado, likely making for a windy Wednesday and cooling temperatures about 10 degrees.

A strong low pressure system will develop across the intermountain west and move into the central great plains during the latter half of the week and into the weekend. There are plenty of uncertainties with the snowfall totals and therefor overall impacts, but early analysis is pointing towards a major event. This is something that should, and will be monitored very closely over the coming days. Please stay tuned for updates.

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