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ALERT WEATHER, Tuesday morning

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY issued this weekend for winter weather threat

First Alert Weather Days this weekend for wintry weather potential. Another cold night is on tap! Clear skies and light winds will allow for temperatures to cool off efficiently overnight. Expect low temperatures in the middle to upper 20s early Tuesday morning.

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19 First Alert Weather Day: Dangerously cold (and snowy) conditions through Tuesday

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First Alert Weather Day through Tuesday morning

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Winter weather slows flight travel throughout NYC area

Snow falling across the NYC area is causing major travel delays at local airports.

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Cold weather advisory affecting New York until Tuesday morning — subzero wind chills

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More snow hits NYC, snarling travel and canceling flights as up to 5″ expected

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More snow to fall across NYC area Sunday as totals increase, winter weather advisories issued

DSNY says it has approximately 700 million pounds of salt on hand and will activate its GPS operations room on Sunday.

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Messy travel conditions as more snow falls in New York City, across Tri-State area Sunday

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Cold weather advisory for New York until Tuesday afternoon — extremely cold conditions

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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Widespread frost/freeze, gradual warming trend ahead

The Action News Jax First Alert Weather Team has declared a First Alert Weather Day due to freezing temperatures and widespread frost in our area.

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First Alert Weather Day: Chance for winter mix, extended hard freeze Friday night through Saturday

A weak storm system brings rain to East Texas midweek, but right on its heels is a stronger storm system bringing in a surge of arctic air. Rain from this week’s first cold front will be Wednesday into early Thursday, but will likely end during the day Thursday.

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First Alert Weather: Cold day ahead, rain returns mid-week

A gradual warmup begins Wednesday as winds shift, and a storm system approaches from the west. Rain coverage will increase on Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning as a cold front moves across the state.