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Friday Noyes' Notes: Some Slow & Slick Travel in Spots this Morning
Wet snowflakes, chilly rain, gusty coastal wind and a few travel concerns! It's a raw November Friday across New England, but most of the precipitation will gradually wind down before the weekend. Meteorologist Danielle Noyes breaks down the rain and snow timing, Friday afternoon's coastal flooding potential and where icy spots could develop Saturday morning. Track rain and snow with Past + Future interactive radar and your personalized hourly forecast in the free, five-star 1DegreeOutside Weather App. #NewEnglandWeather #NoyesNotes #NovemberSnow #CoastalFlooding #1DegreeOutside
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