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Columbus, OH Weather Forecast
Dec 6, 2013; 5:00 AM ET Rain from this evening until tomorrow morning, when it will change to snow and accumulate 3-6 inches before ending tomorrow evening
Northeast U.S. & Dublin Weather Reports
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Columbus, OH - Rain from this evening until tomorrow ...
Video - December 6, 2013; 5:00 AM ET
Rain from this evening until tomorrow morning, when it will change to snow and accumulate 3-6 inches before ending tomorrow evening
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Wet Weather Creates Christmas Trees Troubles This Year
News - December 6, 2013; 7:12 AM ET
A historical nuisance in the Christmas tree industry, brought on by recent wet weather, may threaten the tree crop this winter season.
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Winter Storm, Cold Impacts Millions
Video - December 6, 2013; 9:14 AM ET
Ice, snow and rain cover a large part of the nation. See how it will impact your region with Evan Myers and Elliot Abrams.
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Snow, Wintry Mix to Reach From Oklahoma to New England
News - December 6, 2013; 7:05 AM ET
A swath of snow and wintry mix with slippery travel will reach from the Central states to New England prior to the weekend.
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Breaking: Dreary Morning in New York
Video - December 6, 2013; 9:10 AM ET
Today will be wet in NYC with falling temperatures throughout the day.
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One of the Worst Ice Storms in Years Continues From Texas to Kentucky
News - December 6, 2013; 7:00 AM ET
An ice storm will continue to affect millions of people into Friday and threaten to cut power for hundreds of thousands from northern Texas to western Kentucky.
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Ice Rinks Prepare for Peak of Holiday Season
News - December 4, 2013; 4:19 AM ET
As the prime time for ice skating begins, weather plays a crucial role in the maintenance of indoor and outdoor ice skating rinks.
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