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"Oklahoma will experience it's first significant snow of the season with several inches expected across the state on Sunday.Snow is expected to start across western Oklahoma near daybreak Sunday, with snow and sleet showers expected to move across the state throughout the day.There is still some uncertainty to how much of the precipitation will fall as sleet and how much will fall as snow. If more sleet falls than snow, expected snow accumulations may be less.The map above is the current outlook for total snow and sleet across the state by Sunday night, even though very light snow and sleet my linger into Monday. Southwestern Oklahoma is expected to have the greatest travel impacts, mainly from 6 a.m. Sunday to noon Sunday. If you plan on traveling to Dallas Sunday afternoon also look for significant sleet and ice accumulations across north central Texas.For Oklahoma City snow showers are possible in the morning, but the highest chance of snow should come in the afternoon with about 2 inches expected. At times some sleet may mix in with the snow. Click on the related content to see the metro planner. On average the first\u00A0 inch of snow comes on Dec. 28 - not the end of November."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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