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Snow is in the forecast Thursday night through Friday night, but snow totals will vary significantly across the Region. Chief Meteorologist Matt Holiner has the latest information.

A cold front will bring another round of lake-effect snow to NWI beginning Thursday and continuing through Friday night. Check out the latest forecast from Chief Meteorologist Matt Holiner.

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Residents along the Northeast Atlantic coast are being advised to prepare for potentially heavy snowfall and high winds.

Old Man Winter burps a few more moderately cold airmasses south of the border this week, but overall I see signs of a slow, grudging warming in the weeks to come. By warming I mean 20s and a few 30s. No daffodils in sight. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson

Lake-effect snow is expected to greatly slow travel in parts of the Region. Chief Meteorologist Matt Holiner has the latest information.

Dangerous travel conditions are also possible. Bands of heavy lake effect snow Wednesday night through Thursday could also impact Interstate 80/94.

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