The winter storm watch warns of totals in excess of 6 inches for most counties under the alert. The winter storm warning for multiple counties warns of 6-12 inches possible through Wednesday, with an additional 3-6 inches expected through Thursday. Meanwhile, far northern counties like Kenosha and McHenry will likely receive 4 inches or less. If the second storm follows a similar path to the first storm, which is likely, far southern counties like Kankakee County in Illinois and Newton and counties Jasper in northwest Indiana may receive anywhere from 16 to 24 inches total by Thursday night, though those totals don't account for compaction, which could make on-the-ground totals appear less. #ILwx #INwx /NXDAnNayAE- Paul Deanno January 31, 2022 Here's what I'm thinking for the 1st storm, which ends Wed. This is the kind of #snow map you should share. In northern suburbs, 1 to 3 inches is possible. In the first storm, anywhere from 4 to 8 inches is possible for the metro area, while up to 14 inches could be seen in far southern suburbs and parts of northwest Indiana. NBC 5 Storm Team meteorologists say snow totals will vary dramatically across the area. The second storm moves through and any remaining snow will likely end. Winter storm watches are expected to come to an end Thursday afternoon. Steady to heavy snow is expected to continue in far southern counties and northwest Indiana, but much lighter snow or no snow at all is expected north of Chicago. Snow is likely for the morning commute, and snow intensity will increase again the farther south you are. It is not a guarantee that snow will re-establish north of Chicago, as that area will be farthest from the storm. Snow intensifies again, especially south of Chicago, in northwest Indiana and in downstate Illinois. Snow tapers to light snow or flurries, but may not entirely end as the first wave moves away from us. Snowy and potentially hazardous driving conditions are expected during the morning commute on any highway south of Chicago, especially in areas like Kankakee County and parts of northwest Indiana. The watch includes Grundy, LaSalle, Will and central and southern Cook counties in Illinois. Thursday.Ī winter storm watch has also been issued for a number of Chicago-area counties beginning Tuesday evening. Thursday.Ī separate warning takes effect at midnight for LaPorte County and goes until 6 p.m. The warning remains in effect until 6 p.m.
Vandals Spray Madison Church With Anti-Pro-Life GraffitiĪ winter storm warning takes effect in Kankakee County in Illinois, as well as Lake, Porter, Newton and Jasper counties in northwest Indiana at 10 p.m.
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