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Warmer temperatures are expected to cause substantial melting of the snow pack over the forecast area. The melting snow will result in enough runoff to cause small streams to swell tonight and Thursday. Periods of rain starting Thursday night into Sunday will add to the  runoff and increase the risk of flooding for streams.

Widespread rainfall Friday into Saturday will increase the chances of flooding along the Muskingum and Tuscarawas rivers and their tributaries.

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It will be another unseasonably warm day, and a few thunderstorms could enter the forecast.

Live Doppler 10 meteorologist Mike Davis said it will be mostly cloudy and mild during the early part of Thursday. 

Expect some showers to develop during the afternoon hours, with a few thunderstorms possible.

Daytime highs will reach 65 degrees.

Tonight, rain showers will continue, with temperatures falling to 49 degrees.

Davis said we'll see more rain on Friday, with another chance for a few thunderstorms.   It will stay warm, with daytime highs reaching 63 degrees.

Temperatures will cool slightly over the weekend but stay in the 50s.

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