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Why Thunder Bay's 3-day spring storm is normal and needed with fire season lurking

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Thunder Bay, Ont., can expect another five to 10 centimetres of snowfall Tuesday. The snowfall is expected to continue until sometime Thursday. The region's conservation authority has warned of drought conditions already this winter. "We're going to have a normal snow amount in March just because of this storm," says Graham Saunders.

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Why Thunder Bay's 3-day spring storm is normal and needed with fire season lurking

While the storm storm that hit Thunder Bay may have been a shock after such a mild winter, experts said it's within the normal expected weather for March — and could be good news for wildfire season.

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Why Thunder Bay's 3-day spring storm is normal and needed with fire season near - The Weather Network

Storm falls within normal March weather range, and helps moisture deficit

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