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2015-12-13

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Medford Snow Dec 13, 2015 12:00 AM A A 10 View all photos The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch The National Weather Service said snow could continue to fall down to the valley floor today as a cold front moves through, with most of the accumulation above 1,500 feet. Another storm with possible low-elevation snow was expected to move into the area tonight and into Monday morning, but again, most of the accumulation was expected above 1,500 feet. - Jamie Lusch