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                   Thursday, December 6, 2007 - 5:45PM

More ice/snow possible tonight and tomorrow

By DAN ROBINSON
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An area of precip is moving in from the west toward West Virginia this afternoon. With temperatures expected to be well below freezing across the area tonight, any precipitation that reaches the ground will be in frozen form. This could mean another night (and morning rush hour tomorrow) of icy roads across the region. Parts of central and southern Ohio are under winter weather advisories, with one to three inches expected. Parts of West Virginia could see a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain through noon tomorrow. While any accumulations should be light, the roadway impacts could be just as bad as yesterday's storm.


5:45PM EST radar image


5:45PM EST surface data

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