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Winter weather advisory affecting Warren County Tue.

Northwest Michigan under a winter weather advisory until Tuesday morning

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory at 2:59 a.m. EST on Monday valid from 7 p.m. EST until Tuesday 8 a.m. EST for Leelanau, Antrim, Benzie and Manistee counties.

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Winter weather advisory affecting Warren County Tuesday

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Update: Southern Erie placed under a winter weather advisory until Monday morning – could see 4 inches of snow

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Winter weather advisory affecting Lake and Newaygo counties until Tuesday morning – potentially 4 inches of snow

On Monday at 1:57 a.m. EST a winter weather advisory was issued by the National Weather Service valid from noon EST until Tuesday 7 a.m. EST for Lake and Newaygo counties.

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Winter weather advisory in place for New York for Tuesday – could see 7 inches of snow

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Update: Somerset County under a winter weather advisory Sunday

Winter weather disrupts holiday travel across U.S.

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Winter weather threatens holiday travel across the U.S. this weekend

Around 53 million people from South Dakota to New York are under winter weather alerts this weekend as travelers head home from Thanksgiving festivities.

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Another winter storm threatens fresh travel headaches for areas already hit hard over the holiday weekend

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Winter weather disrupts holiday travel across United States

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WEATHER ALERT DAY: Begins this evening as snow accumulates across the Tri-State

Our Monday forecast will be mostly cloudy and dry as temperatures rise to the mid 30s. But it's tonight that the snow moves in and accumulates.

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Colorado weather: More snow headed for mountains, Denver area

Two new snowstorms are expected to hit Colorado this week — one already brewing in the mountains Sunday morning and another expected to arrive midweek, according to forecasters.

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When does the snow start in Philadelphia area this week? Here's the NEXT Weather forecast.

Areas into upper Bucks, upper Montgomery and Lehigh and Northampton counties will have a better chance of receiving all snow, allowing for accumulations of 2-4 inches. The Poconos could pick up between 4 and 8 inches of snow through Tuesday.