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Almanac Weather Outlook for April 16th - April 19th
United States
East Coast storm; possible late-season wet snow parts of New England; rain farther south.
Big storm to the east might lead to a late-season wet snowfall for parts of Michigan, Ohio. Turning blustery, cold.
Big storm brings wet, windy weather.
Very cold air from Dakotas, Minnesota moves south, bringing frost, freeze conditions.
: Very cold air from Canada plunges south.
Lingering cloudiness; residual showers.
Mixed clouds, sun.
Canada
A deceptively mild spell of weather.
Potent East Coast storm; possible late-season, heavy, wet snow for parts of Quebec (especially higher terrain areas) and the Maritimes.
Big storm to the east could mean a possible late-season heavy, wet snow for eastern Ontario. Turning cold in the wake of the storm.
Saskatchewan and Manitoba: Very cold air brings frost and freeze conditions.
Lingering cloudiness, perhaps a few residual showers.
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