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CLOUDY SKIES WITH SNOW DEVELOPING FROM THE SOUTHTHIS AFTERNOON.

SNOW ACCUMULATION LESS THAN AN INCH THROUGH 4 PM.

RAIN WILLCONTINUE THROUGH 3 PM IN THE REGION. BREEZY WITH WITH NORTH
WINDS 15 TO 25 MPH.

COMMERCIAL TELEVISION OR RADIOSTATIONS.

SNOW ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 6 PM THIS EVENING TO 12 PM ASTTUESDAY. OR
YOUR CABLE TELEVISION SERVICE PROVIDER FOR LATERSTATEMENTS CONCERNING
THIS DEVELOPING DANGEROUS WINTER WEATHEREVENT. SNOW ACCUMULATIONSLESS
THAN 1 INCH THROUGH 4 PM. LIGHT RAIN IS MOVING INTO THE COASTAL RANGE
INTO LAKE AND COLUSACOUNTIES. SURF IN ORANGE COUNTY WILL RANGE FROM 4 TO
7 FEET. A LONG PERIOD WESTERLY SWELL WILL BRING HIGH SURF TO THE
BEACHESTODAY. STRONGEST WINDS INEXPOSED AREAS. THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE IN LITTLEROCK HAS ISSUED A RIVER FLOOD
STATEMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS INARKANSAS. SNOWFALL AMOUNTS SHOULD
RANGEFROM 1 TO 2 INCHES WEST OF HIGHWAY 23 TO AROUND 3 INCHES EAST
OFTHAT LINE. LOCALLY BREEZY WITH NORTHEAST WINDS 15 TO 25 MPH.
CHANGINGTHE WINTRY MIX TO ALL SNOW.

THE HIGH SURF WILL BEGINTO SUBSIDE DURING THE AFTERNOON. HIGH SURF ON
THE ORANGE AND SAN DIEGO COUNTY BEACHES TODAY. SNOW ADVISORY IN EFFECT
FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 12 PM ASTTUESDAY. THIS HIGH SURF EVENT WILL
PRODUCE STRONG RIP CURRENTS ANDLOCALIZED BEACH EROSION. CLOUDY SKIES
WITH ISOLATED RAIN SHOWERS IN THE WEST AND ISOLATEDSNOW SHOWERS IN THE
INTERIOR THROUGH LATE AFTERNOON. BREEZY WITH WITH NORTH WINDS 15 TO 25
MPH.

FELSENTHAL LOCK AND DAM ON THE OUACHITA RIVER.