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Lake effect snow will ramp-up overnight, intense snow bands, with snowfall rates of more than two inches per hour. Areas under the bands for the longest period of time could see in excess of a foot of snow through Tuesday evening.
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Lake effect snow and record cold in the forecast through Tuesday as high temperatures struggle to warm above 25 degrees. Snow will continue through Tuesday and gradually wind-down by early Wednesday morning. Driving in the lake effect zones will be difficult. Low temperatures fall into the single digits by early Wednesday.
Tonight: Heavy lake effect snow, breezy. Low of 18.
Tuesday: Lake effect snow showers. High of 24.
Wednesday: Mostly to partly cloudy. High of 28.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High of 32.
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