Chilly winds to howl across Great Lakes early this week
September 25, 2016; 6:43 AM ET
Gusty winds will accompany a push of chilly air across the Great Lakes from Sunday night through Tuesday. More >
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Crisp fall air to bring first frost of season to parts of northeastern US
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Fall air has finally arrived in the northeastern United States and may yield the first frost of the season in parts of the region this weekend.
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Chilly winds to howl across Great Lakes early this week
News - September 25, 2016; 6:43 AM ET
Gusty winds will accompany a push of chilly air across the Great Lakes from Sunday night through Tuesday.
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Weekly wrap-up: Violent Turrialba Volcano eruption sends ash plume 13,000 feet into air; Lightning kills Russian football player
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5 of fall's most unique festivals
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