Missouri Braces for Possible Round Three of Winter Storms

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SPRINGFIELD - With around 100,000 homes and business still without power from last week's storm, Missouri is bracing for another round of winter weather. Snow is expected to move into the state tomorrow afternoon or evening. Three to six inches are possible in southwest and western Missouri, areas still recovering from the storm that hit a week ago. Forecasters say there's a potential for a build-up of ice south of the I-44 corridor in southwest Missouri, but this system will be mostly snow. The National Weather Service warns that the new snow and wind will complicate recovery efforts from the last storm.

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