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MORE SNOW EXPECTED FOR RED RIVER VALLEY TONIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY

The National Weather Service is expecting all of northwest Minnesota and eastern North Dakota to get more snow starting after 7:00 p.m. Wednesday through Friday afternoon.  The highest snowfall totals will be along the Canadian border.  The snowfall information and map of expected snowfall totals are below.

-Heavy and intense snow has ended.
-Lull in winds and precipitation will end overnight. 
-Prolonged light snowfall along the international border is expected through Friday morning
-Increasing northwest winds with afternoon gusts up to 40 mph – highest in southeastern North Dakota
-Intermittent snow showers which will combine with wind and create occasional reduced visibilities down to a half-mile.
-Snow and rain will affect river levels, but to what degree is unknown at this time.

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