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Flurries & light snow: What It Could Mean For Your Commute, Schools

Flurries of some light snow adding up to no accumulation to less than an inch Wednesday.
Low wind chills will be a bigger story than the Clipper Wednesday.

Light to no accumulations of snow are possible overnight Tuesday in the Metro Area. A clipper will pass well to our north but its trailing cold front will generate a period of light snow in the Metro Area. A secondary low will redevelop too far off the Mid-Atlantic coast Wednesday for a heavy snow event. Another storm develops along the North and South Carolina border but remains well to our south. As often is the case we end up in a 'dead zone' between the Clipper well to our north and the developing secondary storms well to our south and east. Bitterly cold once again behind the Clipper on Wednesday with highs in the upper 20s and low 30s and wind chills in the teens.

Below is a look at Futurecast taking a closer look at the Clipper and its affect on the Metro Area:

Not much hindering the AM commute Wednesday.
Light snow well south at 10 AM.
Clearing from the northwest to southeast throughout Wednesday afternoon.
Low wind chills will be a bigger story than the Clipper Wednesday.

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