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As a storm system departs the northern Atlantic Coast, snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes will linger into Saturday. During the weekend and early next week, a multi-day freeze event will affect areas at least as far south as the Tennessee Valley and the southern Appalachians. Thereafter, the Midwestern and Eastern cool spell will be replaced by near- or above-normal temperatures. Meanwhile, dry weather will prevail during the next 5 days from the northern half of the Plains into the middle and upper Mississippi Valley, allowing summer crop harvesting in those regions to near completion. Farther south, however, weekend rainfall spreading from the southern Plains into the western Gulf Coast region could total 1 to 2 inches or more. In the West, two rounds of storminess during the next 5 days will result in widespread rain and snow, with the heaviest precipitation expected across northern and central California and the Pacific Northwest.

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