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Snow Total Estimates Rise; Winter Storm Warning Issued
Snow total estimates have increased and a winter storm warning has been issued for part of the island.

UPDATE 10:30 p.m.: Here's the latest snowfall total estimates from the NWS:

Original story:
Sixty degrees on Tuesday sounds pretty, pretty nice, but first we have to get through this pesky snowstorm.
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Here's the latest on what you need to know about the approaching storm:
- A winter storm warning will be in effect for the northern half of Long Island from 5 p.m. Saturday until 7 a.m. Sunday. A winter storm watch will be in effect for the southern half of the island for that same timeframe.
- A total of 4-7 inches of snow is likely, with locally lower amounts near the immediate coast in the watch area due to rain mixing with snow.
- There is about a 10 percent chance of each of the following: eight inches or more in Farmingdale, nine inches or more in Islip and six inches or more in Westhampton.






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