A powerful storm threatened to dump snow, spark flooding and whip up tornadoes across much of the Midwest, South and Northeast on Thursday.
Damaging winds and hail could also form, the Weather Service said. Meanwhile, heavy rains in the warmer areas of the storm are also expected, dumping between 1 to 2 inches from the mid-Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes, the Weather Service said. In northern Indiana, southern Michigan and far-northwest Ohio on Thursday evening, snow could fall at a rate of 2 inches per hour, the Weather Service said. The Weather Service said the storm was expected to bring a "quick-hitting burst of snow" across affected areas from Thursday morning into Friday. The storm could bring up to half a foot to a foot of snow in the narrow stretch from the south-central Plains to the Great Lakes, the Weather Service said. A swath of 1,500 miles from western Oklahoma to northern Maine was under some form of winter weather alert, with more 13 million people under a winter storm warning, the National Weather Service said.
Vermilion County is under a winter storm warning until 9 AM Thursday evening. Heavy snow is expected to develop during the afternoon, with possible 4 to 8 inches of accumulation depending upon your location. A possible two-tenths of ice accumulation is ...
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Snowfall totaled five inches in parts of the area. A Winter Storm Warning was in place well into the evening for areas to the south and southeast on the city.
It will be mostly sunny and windy Friday with highs in the upper 20s and low 30s. As of 3:25 p.m., the Chicago Department of Aviation reported average delays of 37 minutes at O'Hare, and 301 cancellations. A rain and snow mix is possible for Monday with highs near 40 degrees. She advised that the blowing wind was causing near-whiteout conditions in parts of the area. The plows will focus on DuSable Lake Shore Drive and other main roads. Lake effect snow remains possible through the late evening for parts of Northwest Indiana. Castaneda also warned that slick spots will abound as the temperature drops – especially on bridges and overpasses. The most intense snow in Chicago was over by around 7 p.m. Rain and freezing rain are possible for Tuesday with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. Back in Chicago, the Department of Streets and Sanitation has dispatched 287 plows to clear snow and spread salt through the afternoon and into the evening. This warning does not include Cook County. Cook County was, however, under a Winter Weather Advisory. A Winter Storm Warning was in place well into the evening for areas to the south and southeast on the city.
Wednesday and Thursday are shaping up to be wild weather days across the Chicago area, with an unknown combination of rain, ice and snow potentially causing ...
The latter part of the storm is where the biggest uncertainty still remains. That rain could continue to fall through Thursday morning, but it could depend on how quickly temperatures begin to drop. That rain, along with the warm temperatures, could cause ice jams to break up, leading to even more flooding concerns in the coming days. The system is expected to move rapidly into the area from the Great Plains on Wednesday, but the track that it is going to take will ultimately determine how quickly the precipitation changes from rain to snow, and then how much snow could potentially fall in parts of the Chicago area. In the other scenario, the storm could veer more to the south, primarily impacting central Illinois and Indiana. The far southern suburbs in Kankakee County, along with parts of northwest Indiana, could also be impacted by this storm, which could drop plenty of rain and snow on the region before moving out. Weather officials warned small tree limbs could be blown down and power outages are expected.
A winter storm warning is in effect for Metro Detroit through Friday morning due to a possible 4-8 inches -- possibly more -- of snow and ice.
Shovel in shifts, take breaks and listen to your body, because it’s a problem we see every winter, unfortunately. We often refer to this kind of snow as “heart attack snow” because it’s the wet, heavy snow that is difficult to shovel and harder on your body. A winter storm warning is in effect for Metro Detroit through Friday morning due to a possible 4-8 inches -- possibly more -- of snow and ice.
A winter storm warning will be in effect from 5 to 9 p.m. in Orleans and Niagara counties. The winter weather advisory is no longer in effect. Heavy mixed precipitation and snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 7 inches and ice accumulations ...
A cold front plowed through Metro Detroit already and with our rapidly dropping temps, some flash freezing of the morning rain, and freezing drizzle is ...
We do need to watch out for the threat of some rain or freezing rain Tuesday morning of next week and we will keep you posted on any weather threats coming next week. Snow showers will taper off by 3am which is the end of our Winter Storm Warning. Cold air and wind chilly weather will keep moving in so the residual snow and ice issues will make for very difficult travel all over SE Lower Michigan and Southern Ontario through tomorrow morning. So southern Oakland and Macomb Counties through Wayne and Washtenaw Counties have a chance of 8-9″ of snow which will depend on whether or not freezing rain develops and eats into those snow totals.
Rich Luterman has the latest on tonight's storm. FOX 2 - As a Winter Storm Warning continues, snow has blanketed Metro Detroit since mid-afternoon, with most of ...
Sign up here to have them sent to you. You can also sign up for our FOX 2 newsletters to have breaking news delivered to your email. Rich Luterman says expect one to three inches more of snow by 1 a.m. tonight, with the weather warning expiring at 3 a.m.
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - As temperatures have fallen from west to east this evening, many areas have changed from soaking rain to freezing rain and sleet.
Temperatures will struggle to recover in the wake of the cold front. Scattered snow will continue through the night and into the early-morning hours of your Friday. This changeover will continue from west to east through the evening hours.
Mixed precipitation in the morning will be followed by heavy snow with 5 to 9 inches of snow expected and ice accumulations around one tenth of an inch. Winds ...
Mixed precipitation in the morning will be followed by heavy snow with 5 to 9 inches of snow expected and ice accumulations around one tenth of an inch. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Thursday from 8 a.m. to midnight ET.