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       *Winter weather advisory from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday*

       What a difference a few hours make, with temperatures changing from springlike to winter. A strong cold front will make its way through the region this evening, dropping temperatures back toward normal February values. The big question is whether temperatures will drop fast enough to allow for accumulating snowfall in the DMV. We think that will be the case, and most of us should wake up to at least a coating of snow Sunday morning.

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       From 60 Saturday to snow Sunday: D.C. area under winter weather advisory

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       Through tonight: Light rain showers will break out just before midnight. Those rain showers should gradually change to sleet and eventually to snow overnight. A dusting to about an inch of accumulation can be expected across the region, with more surfaces probably seeing accumulation north and west of the District. Low temperatures will range from about 29 to 33 degrees.

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       Tomorrow (Sunday): Light snow will be with us in the morning hours. Temperatures hover near or a little above the freezing mark, so little new accumulation is expected after 8 or 9 a.m. Precipitation should taper off around midday. It will still be cold, with highs topping out in only the mid-30s. Mostly clear and cold tomorrow night, with lows in the low to mid-20s.

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       Amazing tornado footage in China: Quite the tornado footage from China.

       Tornado swallows high rise!

       Once again another citizen captured the Kaiyuan EF4 went directly into a housing estate in https://t.co/Q0m9Esx8bt decreased a little bit to high-end EF2 to mid EF3 at this point because of the rough underlying surface. pic.twitter.com/C3e7wvqpNI

       — Eric Wang (@Ericwang1101) February 11, 2022

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