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YOU ARE ON ASTEROID FIGHT CLUB HIGH ALERT FOR THE REST OF APRIL.

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A strong storm is likely to develop in the Plains by Wednesday.
Heavy snow is increasingly likely in parts of the Plains and upper Midwest.
This includes areas still dealing with flooding, including parts of the Missouri Valley.
High winds may lead to blizzard conditions later Wednesday into Thursday.
Some severe thunderstorms are also possible, which may spread to the East Coast.

Winter Storm Wesley will wring out some snow in the high country of the Rockies, Cascades and Sierra Nevada into Tuesday.

Wednesday, we expect the surface low to be intensifying somewhere over the central Plains, with a broad area of rain or snow and strong winds from the High Plains to the upper Midwest. In some areas, precipitation may start as rain, then change over to wet snow.

By Thursday, we expect the center of Winter Storm Wesley to be somewhere near the upper Midwest, with wind-driven wet snow on its northwestern flank, with rain and even some thunderstorms east of the front from parts of the Midwest and Ohio Valley southward into the Tennessee Valley.

By Friday, Wesley should be weakening, with lingering snow in upper Mississippi Valley and northern Great Lakes. As it reaches the East, it will mainly produce rain and thunderstorms, even into northern New England.

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