PHOTOS: Central Illinois snowy weekend
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A list of closing and weather-related announcements for several counties in Central Illinois.
A list of school closing and weather-related announcements for several counties in Central Illinois.
After severe storms and a cold front passed through Central Illinois, the National Weather Service said wind chills are expected to drop below zero again late Monday night and heading into Tuesday morning.
National Weather Service: a strong cold front on Sunday could produce severe storms with isolated damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and small hail.
Dangerous cold persists through Sunday night across central IL, with wind chills as cold as 12 to 22 degrees below zero at times north of I-70.
Areas of blowing and drifting snow are possible late tonight into early Monday afternoon.
The National Weather Service forecasted 2 to 6 inches of snow north of I-70 in central Illinois.
Gusts of 40-50 mph can be expected through midday, according to the National Weather Service.
New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Meteorologists said wind chills will range from zero to as low as 15 degrees below zero on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
From IPM meteorologist Andrew Pritchard: Another, weaker storm system will bring another coating of light, powdery snow to central Illinois on Monday.
Tolono Unit 7 Schools will hold an e-learning day on Tuesday, December 2.
The National Weather Service’s advisory is in effect for portions of central, east central, southeast, and west central Illinois until 6 pm Wednesday.
Central Illinois could see high wind gusts, low temperatures, and possibly snow this holiday weekend.