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Lincoln, NE – A winter storm warning has been issued for southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa from Saturday afternoon through Sunday evening. Residents in areas like Lincoln, Seward and Shenandoah could see 4 to 7 inches of snow.
Heavy snowfall is expected to make travel difficult over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The hardest-hit areas include Fremont, Page and Lancaster counties. The storm will likely begin Saturday afternoon, intensifying into the evening and into Sunday.
Local officials urge residents to keep an eye on weather updates and be prepared for hazardous driving conditions. Snow removal equipment will be deployed, but slick roads may remain. If you plan to travel, keep an emergency kit in your vehicle, including a blanket and a flashlight.
To stay safe, consider stocking up on essential items before the storm hits. Keep pets indoors and check on neighbors who may need assistance.
Follow the National Weather Service website or local news channels for frequent updates.
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