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We return to cooler temperatures today, and a brisk breeze along with a few spotty rain or snow showers. Highs will only top out in the 30s and low 40s. Snow showers look to move in with our next system tonight and through Tuesday morning. Tuesday looks to be the coldest day this week as highs only reach the low to middle 30s with snow showers likely during the morning hours.

Accumulations will be very small on grassy surfaces outside of the North Country, where a few inches of snow could be possible. We’ll warm up into the 60s and 70s by the end of the week.

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