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43,913 likes · 1,474 talking about this. Chief meteorologist mark dixon breaks own the chance for weekend rain/snow, and upcoming first alert weather days in his thursday noon forecast. A *first alert weather day* for a dangerous wind chill. 31 inland, 33 shore (pm wind chill: Partly to mostly sunny, calmer wind.

For more local news from wfsb: Meteorologist scot haney tracks winter storm birch in his monday 5:15 am forecast. For more local news from wfsb: First alert live radar. Tomorrow is a *first alert weather day* as wind chill values will range from the single digits in the morning to the teens during the afternoon. Fortunately, this round of cold & wind is short. Futurecast tomorrow's weather today shows us a beautiful day of weather today. Tonight, increasing clouds and then we are expecting that rain. Couple of scattered showers. Meanwhile, our *first alert weather day* remains in place for wednesday, as this is when we expect the worst of the combined cold and wind. Early in the morning, expect wind. We’ve declared *first alert weather days* for mlk, jr. Monday, tuesday, and wednesday. While not extremely windy, a northwesterly breeze will create wind chill values below zero at. The wfsb weather app gives you the latest weather for our viewing region.

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Early in the morning, expect wind. We’ve declared *first alert weather days* for mlk, jr. Monday, tuesday, and wednesday. While not extremely windy, a northwesterly breeze will create wind chill values below zero at. The wfsb weather app gives you the latest weather for our viewing region. Meteorologist scott gagliardi said a red flag warning was in place for wednesday. Here's his 7:20 a. m. For more local news from wfsb: Wfsb/channel 3 for over 50 years has been naming winter storms, a tradition we’re proud to carry on today.

Here's his 7:20 a. m. For more local news from wfsb: Wfsb/channel 3 for over 50 years has been naming winter storms, a tradition we’re proud to carry on today.


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