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Subject Denver to Green Bay monster Snowstorm in the Works !

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Much to the delight of those in the holiday spirit but to the displeasure of travelers, the stage is set for snow to spread from Colorado to the Upper Midwest Wednesday into Thursday.

Expert Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski discusses many impacts of the upcoming storm over the Midwest in "Big Pre-Holiday Midwest Blizzard."

The snow will actually begin its journey across the United States Tuesday into Tuesday night, spreading from the Sierra to the southern Rockies.

Denver will get hit by wind-swept snow with blowing and drifting expected on Wednesday. Snow will also streak eastward to the central Plains, potentially dropping as far south as the northern Texas panhandle.

Blizzard conditions are possible with damaging winds, blowing snow and whiteout conditions across eastern Colorado and western portions of Kansas and Nebraska on Wednesday. Northeastern Kansas to Iowa may be dealing with blizzard conditions Wednesday night, before the harshest conditions spread from Iowa to Wisconsin on Thursday.

http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/denver-to-chicago-green-bay-sn/2816377
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Original Message Much to the delight of those in the holiday spirit but to the displeasure of travelers, the stage is set for snow to spread from Colorado to the Upper Midwest Wednesday into Thursday.

Expert Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski discusses many impacts of the upcoming storm over the Midwest in "Big Pre-Holiday Midwest Blizzard."

The snow will actually begin its journey across the United States Tuesday into Tuesday night, spreading from the Sierra to the southern Rockies.

Denver will get hit by wind-swept snow with blowing and drifting expected on Wednesday. Snow will also streak eastward to the central Plains, potentially dropping as far south as the northern Texas panhandle.

Blizzard conditions are possible with damaging winds, blowing snow and whiteout conditions across eastern Colorado and western portions of Kansas and Nebraska on Wednesday. Northeastern Kansas to Iowa may be dealing with blizzard conditions Wednesday night, before the harshest conditions spread from Iowa to Wisconsin on Thursday.

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