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Patchy freezing drizzle and light snow possible
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[December 28, 2012]
The National Weather Service office in
Lincoln released the following hazardous weather outlook at 6:10
a.m. Friday for portions of central Illinois. This outlook is for
the counties of Cass, Christian, De Witt, Logan, Macon, Menard,
Morgan, Sangamon and Scott:
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Friday and Friday night A fast-moving storm system may
produce some patchy freezing drizzle this morning, with light snow
possible this afternoon and evening. Little to no snow accumulation
is expected, although the freezing drizzle may cause some slick
patches on area roads.
Saturday through Thursday
Another period of light snow will be possible on Monday and
Monday night, with light accumulation possible.
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Graphical depiction:
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/wxstory.php?site=ilx
(or see below)
[Text from National Weather Service,
Lincoln office] |
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A fast-moving storm system will have two areas of
snowfall: one across northern Illinois on Friday, the other across
southeast Illinois on Friday night. Areas northwest of the Illinois
River will have a better chance of light snow accumulation Friday,
with up to a half-inch around Galesburg. Flurries will be possible
in most other portions of central Illinois. Late Friday afternoon
and Friday night, southeast Illinois will see a stronger wave affect
them. Snowfall totals toward Lawrenceville may reach up to 1 to 2
inches, with higher totals of 2-4 inches southeast of there. The
remainder of our area may see flurries lingering Friday night, with
no accumulation. |
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