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The groundhog that saw its shadow last week, predicting six more weeks of winter, has plenty to brag about this week.
A new winter storm system is expected to blanket the area on Wednesday morning, bringing between 1 and 4 inches of accumulation, according to the National Weather Service.
There's uncertainty regarding accumulation amounts as the track of the storm remains to be determined.
“This storm is expected to develop in the southern Plains and move northeastward - exactly where this storm moves will determine who will see mainly snow and who will see mainly rain,” AccuWeather.com meteorologist Jacob Sojda said. “Those sandwiched in between are likely to receive an icy mix.”
Snow could continue into Wednesday night.
The outlook for Thursday calls for sunny skies and a high around 30.
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