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Here's a loop of the wind gust forecast from Mon PM to Wed night. Localized gusts are expected to be higher; strongest expected overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, when gusts 50-70 mph possible. Be prepared for impacts. Details: #wawx #idwx

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