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Sandy Slowly Winding Down

October 30, 2012; 4:45 PM

Sandy is spinning through my neck of the woods this evening and will slowly drift north into Canada through Thursday. Gusty winds, showers, and mountain snow remains the main concern for the next few days. The storm moving into the West Coast now is the next one for us to deal with, starting this weekend over the southern Plains.

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