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First Alert Weather Day, Rapid City to Buffalo

Another First Alert Weather Day tonight into Sunday with 70 mph wind gusts expected

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Another First Alert Weather Day is in effect for the region from 10 p.m tonight into 4 p.m Sunday, with winds reaching up to 70 mph creating hazardous conditions for drivers and residents.

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First Alert Weather Day: Harsh wind chills, then light snow tonight

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First Alert Weather Day due to dangerously cold temperatures Tuesday

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Weather Aware: Cold rain today with some mixing and snow possible inland

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A cold front moves in, bringing rain showers with a brief transition to snow, especially inland.

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Weather Impact Alert early Monday for bitter cold wind chills

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Sunday's winter weather brings more snow and ice to Philly region

FIRST ALERT: Blowing snow and high winds for morning commute

A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for your Monday morning commute due to higher winds creating whiteout conditions.

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UPDATE: High wind warning in place for San Bernardino County Mountains until Sunday afternoon

On Friday at 3:03 a.m. the NWS San Diego CA issued an updated high wind warning in effect until Sunday at 1 p.m. for San Bernardino County Mountains.

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What do wind alerts mean?

Gusty winds made a return to KELOLAND on Tuesday, which led to wind advisories being issued in portions of western South Dakota. One of our highest gusts recorded for the day was 59 mph near Fairburn,

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FIRST ALERT: Few more bursts of snow, wind before brief lull

Few more bursts of lake effect snow plus high wind to affect travel in the U.P. before subsiding to high pressure early Thursday. The reprieve is brief however, as a fast-moving clipper system from the Canadian Prairies spreads light to moderate snow through Thursday night.

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Wind chills plummet below minus-20 in Chicago area

The high at O'Hare International Airport was 6 degrees but winds blowing at 30 to 40 miles-per-hour created wind chills that dropped to 24 degrees below zero, according to the National Weather Service.