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AFTERNOON UPDATE - Freezing rain possible on Wednesday, Thursday
BLUEFIELD – A possibility for some freezing rain exists for Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, but not enough to be considered an actual ice storm, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
A “light glaze” of freezing rain is possible during the hours of Wednesday night and Thursday morning, but a quarter inch of ice is necessary for an ice storm to bring down trees and power lines. Slick bridges, overpasses, and ice on untreated roads is possible.
For more on this story and other news, read Tuesday’s Daily Telegraph.
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