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Blizzard Watch Issued for Granby, East Granby

A powerful winter storm is expected to hammer Granby and East Granby and much of the rest of the region — bringing with it heavy snow, high winds and at times white out conditions — from Friday into Saturday morning.

The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard watch for Hartford County as a powerful winter storm is expected to affect the region starting Thursday night and lasting into Saturday morning.

The blizzard watch will be in effect from Friday afternoon and continue through to Saturday afternoon.

The storm system will bring with it heavy snow, sleet and damaging winds — with gusts blowing up in excess of 60 miles per hour.

Total accumulations are expected to be 18 to 24 inches of snow.

The high winds and heavy snow is expected to make for, at times, white-out conditions, with visibility reduced to less than a quarter of a mile.

"The heavy snow will make for dangers driving conditions," the weather service meteorologists report in their alert. "In addition, the heavy snow and strong winds will result in blizzard conditions, bringing down some tree limbs and causing scattered power outages."

A winter storm watch that had been issued earlier this week has now been canceled, with the blizzard watch issued in its place.

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