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A low pressure system that is often fast-moving, has low moisture content, and  originates in western Canada (in or near Alberta province). In the wintertime, it may be associated  with a narrow but significant band of [[snowfall]], and typically affects portions of the plains states,  Midwest, and East Coast.
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">A low pressure system that is often fast-moving, has low moisture content, and  originates in western Canada (in or near Alberta province). In the wintertime, it may be associated  with a narrow but significant band of [[snowfall]], and typically affects portions of the plains states,  Midwest, and East Coast.</div><br/> </div>
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 7 November 2023

A low pressure system that is often fast-moving, has low moisture content, and originates in western Canada (in or near Alberta province). In the wintertime, it may be associated with a narrow but significant band of snowfall, and typically affects portions of the plains states, Midwest, and East Coast.


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