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Several areas of the country could endure weather-related travel delays on Feb. 15.

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00:00 All right, much of the country, certainly the southern tier of the United States and along the East Coast, we have a lot of green today.

00:06 Green in the southwest, problems Seattle and Portland with minor delays, some rain and snow in Boise, 1 to 3 inches in Helena, some rain and snow around Salt Lake City.

00:16 Things improving in Chicago. Watch yourself in Detroit this morning with some rain and snow.

00:21 Buffalo snow, Rochester snow this afternoon.

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