A series of clipper systems will bring rounds of snowfall for parts of the Midwest this week. The first storm will move through the area through Sunday with the second one beginning to impact the region Monday into Tuesday. The third storm will be right on the others’ heels, starting Tuesday and likely lasting into Thursday. Much of the region has already seen snowfall from three winter storms that impacted the area in a one week period. Cities like Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland could see additional snowfall from at least one of these expected storms. Here’s the latest.

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