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Illinois Preparing for Second Winter Wallop Within a Week

Illinoisans are beginning to brace themselves for a storm the National Weather Service says could bring a half-foot of snow to parts of the state.

National Weather Service forecasters say the storm is expected to start Friday afternoon. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 6 inches are possible in Peoria through Saturday, with drifting and blowing snow expected thanks to 30 mph wind gusts.

Forecasters say it's a complex weather system and accumulation predictions could change. The storm is due a week after parts of Illinois received double-digit snow accumulations.

 

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