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A strong snowstorm is expected to hit the Denver region this week, ushering in a drastic temperature drop as it delivers the area s first snow of the season.Temperatures will plummet Wednesday from a high around 80 degrees Fahrenheit into the 20s at night as the storm pushes in, the National Weather Service s Denver office said.The storm system will begin dumping snow Tuesday on the North-Central Rockies, where winter storm warnings and advisories have been issued and up to a foot of snow could fall.It moves Wednesday night into the Northern Plains, with winter storm watches issued there and 1 to 2 feet of snow expected.The heaviest snow in the Denver
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