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    Another Clipper moves through

01:00 PM
December 7, 2024

Additional snow
Another Clipper moves through

The Great Lakes and Northeast have been digging out from recent snowstorms, but another one is coming today.

The WeatherRadar shows a fast-moving clipper swinging across the Great Lakes into the Northeast Saturday and Sunday. As this speedy system pushes through, travel will be disrupted.

WindRadar is showing wind gusts on Sunday morning.

You will also want to watch the WindRadar, as gusts upwards of 30 mph could sometimes reduce visibility. Travel may be tricky, but it is not expected to be as treacherous as it was last week.

What to know about snow squallsread more

While snow totals will only amount to a few inches across much of the Great Lakes and Northeast, the snow belts may pick up a foot of additional accumulation today and tomorrow.

Mary Mays

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