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BREAKING: Snow totals dramatically increased as high resolution computer models continue to trend colder with the temperatures aloft. This reduces the time for sleet accumulation in Northwest Arkansas leading to higher snow totals. Stay safe & we'll keep you updated. #ARwx #OKwx

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