CHICAGO (CBS) — A storm track of the strong winter storm stays well west of us.
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According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, it is close enough though to bring light snow heading into Friday night, especially 8:00 p.m. through 1:00 a.m. Minor amounts expected in our area with healthy accumulations through Iowa.
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Snow forecast calls for around one inch, with two inches possible west of I-39. Few flurries leftover Saturday morning, but no additional accumulation expected. At most, a dusting near the lake.
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As the storm digs into the southern states, cold air connects and big-time ice problems are expected. The storm then travels along the eastern seaboard and moisture from the Atlantic wraps into the system as it targets the northeast.
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TONIGHT: Snow showers. Around one inch of accumulation. Low 21.
SATURDAY: Early flurries. Otherwise, cloudy and windy. High 21. East/northeast winds 15-25 mph and gusty,
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. High 29.
MLK JR DAY: Clouds increase. High 32.
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Source: CBS Chicago
