Another snow-turns-to-rain kind of day

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01/31/2012

You'll know this forecast.

This morning's snow showers will likely turn to rain by this afternoon as the temperature climbs into the upper 30s or low 40s.

Snowfall totals of about one-half inch to 1 inch expected. Precipitation will taper off tonight and then possibly return tomorrow.

High tomorrow in the mid 40s.

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