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Another storm brings rain, snow and wind Friday

Summary by Ground News

The next storm is expected to drench California early next week. The first rains could arrive in the North Bay on Monday night, forecasters say. The Bay Area could see anywhere from "a few to several inches of rain," they say. While the Bay Area waits for the next storm, the region will see mostly dry weather and unseasonably cold temperatures.

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CBC News

Winter storm brings heavy snow and closures to eastern Newfoundland

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KRQE News 13

Another storm brings rain, snow and wind Friday

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SF Gate

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Kron 4 News

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1 year ago·S F, United States

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