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Aspen’s mountains are expected to receive a fresh blanket of snow on Wednesday, with accumulations ranging from 6-8 inches and the possibility of ... precipitation for the mountains,” Bealo noted.

The blizzard warning expired at 3 p.m. Mankato received between 7 to 8 inches of snow with winds peaking ... so it’ll take a little while for that snow to ripen,” he said Wednesday afternoon.

West Michigan is expected to see 4-6 inches of snow, mid-Michigan could get 6-8 inches, northwest Michigan is estimated to get 2-6 inches and northeast Michigan should expect 4-8 inches.

General snow totals will be between 3 to 6 inches, with heavier amounts south. Jackpot zones may pick up 7 to 8″ by early Wednesday morning. A “winter weather advisory” has been posted along ...

The metro area is near the cutoff for the heaviest snow. Des Moines could see 6-8 inches of total snowfall. Farther north, Ames is forecast to see 4-6 inches. Drier air will limit accumulation in ...

The total expected accumulation for both the Chicago and Rockford areas is 6 or more inches ... The Weather Channel calls for 5-8 inches of snow, while NWS is predicting 3-5 inches.

A winter storm watch has been issued for eight southern New Jersey counties expected to get hit by 4 to 6 inches of snow, possibly as much as 8 inches, starting Tuesday. The watch includes ...