Behind the latest storm that brought flooding to the state, temperatures will turn much colder starting on Sunday with an Arctic airmass coming down from the north.
As a front passes midday on Sunday, snow squalls are likely.
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There could be brief minor accumulation as the squalls and snow showers pass through.
Temperatures will remain in the 30s, but will feel colder with windy conditions bringing a wind chill in the 20s.
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