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"Oklahoma is bracing for yet another winter storm, this after snow and wild weather hammered the state this past week.A Winter Storm Watch is already in effect for parts of northwest Oklahoma shown in the title image, from Sunday night into Tuesday morning.The latest data shows a storm system moving out of the Pacific Northwest and into Oklahoma Sunday night. The storm really strengthens as it approaches the state and not only will we see heavy snow, but the potential for blizzard conditions Monday.A blizzard means winds will be sustained as high as 35 miles-per-hour with limited visibilities.\u00A0 As the low moves through the state Monday, strong northwest winds will approach 35 miles-per-hour with higher gusts. This very well may create blizzard conditions for not only northwest Oklahoma, but the Oklahoma City metro too. Blowing and drifting snow likely.The moisture will fall as rain and storms for the metro after midnight Monday and into the overnight hours. As far as timing, models have not done a good job with transition from rain to snow with the last several events. This time around, models show a transition from rain to snow for Oklahoma City in the late afternoon Monday.\u00A0 I could see this being sooner (late morning) due to model trends. We'll watch it closely.Estimated totals will range from up to one foot of snow in northwest Oklahoma, places like Alva and Woodward, to six to eight inches in Roger Mills County northeast to Enid.Refer to the map labeled, \"Estimated snowfall totals.\" Areas north of I-40 in the OKC Metro will see three to six inches, with areas south seeing one to three inches.\u00A0 This is all preliminary, as data will continue to change.\u00A0 In fact, as I type this article, new information continues to stream in with the low pressure tracking farther south. This would mean higher totals south of I-40. With this fluid forecast, be sure to watch the latest on Eyewitness News 5. You can also like our Facebook page \"Oklahoma Weather Updates\" or follow me on Twitter: @DanielleDozier."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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