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Weather across the nation on November 14, 2018

An early season winter storm will bring heavy, wet snow, sleet and ice from the mid-Mississippi and Ohio valleys to interior parts of the mid-Atlantic tomorrow.
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Travel delays, road closures, tree damage and power outages will all be likely given the weight of the snow and amount of ice anticipated.

Drenching rain will fall closer to the coast, but significant ice accumulations are likely in the Shenandoah Valley. Residents from the Outer Banks to the Delmarva Peninsula should be alert for standing water on roadways, as well as flooding of low-lying and poor drainage areas.

Elsewhere, chilly air and snow showers will sweep back into the Upper Midwest, while showers dampen coastal areas of Washington state. Dry and tranquil conditions will extend from the southern Plains through much of the West.

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National High Wednesday 91 at Immokalee, FL

National Low Wednesday -8 at West Yellowstone, MT

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