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(CNN) -- The main thrust of a raging storm that dumped snow in parts of the Midwest over the weekend moved north of the border Monday, but the United States will still feel some of its effects in the form of rain, snow or frigid temperatures. The low pressure system that brought snow the Midwest and below freezing temperatures deep into the South was centered in Canada north of Maine late Monday. The Northeast could expect rain for most of the night, but some snow in New York and Vermont. The Great Lakes area could see up to two feet more of lake-effect snow -- on top of what fell there last week -- through Tuesday morning.

In the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Canada, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Great Lakes, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Indiana, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Maine, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Midwest, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- New York, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Northeast, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- South, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- U.S., temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- United States, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.
- Vermont, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.


Midwest, temperatures weren't forecast to rise above the teens.