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Bundle up, Wolverines! A winter weather advisory is in effect for Washtenaw County through 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, Jan 20. Expect 1–3 inches of snow, strong winds, and wind chills ranging from -5° to -15°. Read cold weather tips from DPSS:

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