FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Blizzard conditions remain possible this morning, clearing in the afternoon
Blizzard Warnings remain in effect for some into the afternoon. Wind gusts over 40mph are expected to continue through the lunch hour. By mid-afternoon, gusts will decrease to about 30mph and will really calm down after sunset. Wind Advisories and High Wind Warnings are in place through the afternoon.
Russell’s First Alert Forecast: Severe storms and high winds this afternoon
Early this morning, southerly winds have ramped up, and as the day progresses, expect those winds to mix down to the surface, producing non-thunderstorm gusts of 35–40 mph. However, later in the afternoon and evening as a line of heavy showers,
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