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Strong t-storms, heavy rain possible Friday; mild weather continues through the weekend

Springtime thunderstorms will be likely on Friday, a few of which could potentially become strong with heavy rainfall. Mild temperatures are expected to continue through the weekend.Thursday will be a quiet day under a mostly cloudy sky.

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Severe t-storms, sharp temp drop, maybe a heavy snow all in Michigan’s weather this week

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Winter storm with heavy snow and strong winds expected over weekend

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Nice Weekend Ending with Storms Sunday Evening

The Trump administration late Wednesday announced its portion of a historic worldwide release of government oil in response to the war in Iran.

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Snow & rain showers Saturday; quieter, sunnier Sunday

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Warmer weekend, severe storm threat increasing for Monday

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Sunny Thursday with cooler temps coming for weekend

Alexander stepped away from football last November, less than two weeks following a low-risk trade the Eagles made to bring the former All-Pro CB to Philadelphia.

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Perfect weekend weather ahead of a Monday cold blast

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Scattered rain, strong winds and weekend snow

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Prolonged mega-moisture storm will have 3 zones in Michigan: Ice storm, heavy snow and possibly severe t-storms

We have a long-duration precipitation event heading toward the Great Lakes. Get ready for significant amounts of precipitation. Here are some of the basic details on this storm. I would call this a meaningful or even a memorable storm for some of us,

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Tracking mid-week heat, scattered t-storms

Heat and humidity will continue building across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas for the next 24 to 36 hours, with isolated to scattered t-storm chances developing in multiple rounds Wednesday and into Thursday. A few storms may produce damaging ...

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Winter storm: Blizzard hits Northeast with extreme weather, power outages, heavy snow

Airports in Washington, D.C., and along the Northeastern corridor led the list of flight cancellations today as a major winter storm and blizzard hit the region. There were 5,685 flights within, into or out of the United States today that were canceled, according to tracking website FlightAware.