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23 Jan 2024 3:55 AM

Freezing rain remains an overnight threat from the Midwest to the Northeast! Driving conditions remain hazardous and we are expecting to see travel delays for major cities across the Midwest and Northeast: Quad Cities, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh.

Steady ice continues overnight Monday into Tuesday along the I-80 and I-90 corridors of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. We will be waking up to messy, icy conditions throughout the Great Lakes region on Tuesday with extremely difficult travel expected. Snow and ice move east on Tuesday, with clouds and cool conditions lingering into Tuesday night.

Widespread winter alerts are in effect for a glaze up to 1/2" of ice through the worst affected areas. Just don't travel. It is extremely dangerous and not worth the risk!

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