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WEATHER ALERT: Severe storms expected late this afternoon and evening

Wind Chill Advisory prompts remote learning on February 3

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Illinois Public Media is tracking closings, delays, and school remote days due to bitterly cold weather on February 3. The National Weather Service in Lincoln has placed Champaign, Coles, DeWitt, Douglas, Piatt, Vermilion counties under a Wind Chill Advisory from Thursday 11:00 p.m.-Friday 10:00 a.m. This story will be updated.

Remote Learning

Danville District 118 Schools: remote learning with Chromebooks and supplemental learning materials on February 3.

Closing

Danville Public Library: closed Friday Feb. 3 because of a water main break.

 

 

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