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After blizzard, Mid-Atlantic targeted for more snow
With more snow on the way, Mid-Atlantic states may have just a day or two to dig out from a historic blizzard before another shutdown of roads, airports, schools and businesses.
A new winter storm is on track to hit the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, says Weather Channel meteorologist Kevin Roth.
The storm could dump a foot of snow from Baltimore to southern New England and up to 8 inches in Washington, D.C.
"It appears to be a slam-dunk again for the Mid-Atlantic," Roth said.
The forecast is tough news for a region brought to a standstill all weekend by a massive snowfall. Tens of thousands of homes and businesses remained without power Monday, and utilities warned it could take several days to restore full service. Federal agencies that employ 230,000 people were closed Monday.
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