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Mild Monday ahead

Overnight lows

TONIGHT: Some clouds remain in the forecast but we stay dry with only the chance for an isolated snow shower in higher elevation areas, especially across the central mountains where winds will continue to gust around 20 MPH. Temperatures sink to the 20s in most lower lying areas and single digits in our mountain towns overnight.

MONDAY: Highs stay around five degrees above average with partly cloudy skies as dry weather continues.

EXTENDED: We drop back down to temperatures in the 30s and low 40s Tuesday as a mid-week system approaches that could bring anywhere from a few inches to over half a foot of snow to places south of Highway 50. More precise snow totals will depend on the track of the storm over the next day or so. We'll keep you updated as more information develops.

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