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Out here along i-70, 45-minute drive west of st. louis proper and this is going to be ground zero for the heaviest snow in the state and we have been fighting back and forth between freezing rain and sleet and snow and what we have had so far, this accumulated yesterday, overnight last night and this morning, freezing rain and freezing the power lines and tree limbs to a quarter-inch, some of the suburbs southeast of town a half to an inch thick in some cases, leading up to the snow and we are starting to see the precipitation change over to snow. and, just west of my location, there were repo...

And you can see the traffic is moving slowly as you could expect, people trying to be cautious. it's amazing to see anybody out on these roads, and the reason for t. yeah, we had a lot of snow, 3-4 che. the snow isn't the problem. as we've been talking about, on our live shots, it's the ice. you see that sleet? that's the sleet storm. it was thunder and lightning going on, and it was sleeting, and that coat of sleet that was almost half an inch to an inch in some areas, it almost looked like snow, it was coming down so hard, well, that fell first, then the snow went on top of t. then the tempe...

Holy cow! all right, maria, thank you very much, we'll be hearing more from you! throughout the next 24 hours! good grief! don't know where to go to run away. bill: in dallas, one of the spots hit hard by the snow, snow and ice in texas forcing the airport in dallas to close. back open now, we're told at this point, right. >> the airport closed down. martha: a big airport. bill: and live out to where the super bowl is coming on sunday and, dan is live outside the stadium in arlington. you look cold! how are you doing? >> reporter: yes. yes. it is remarkable weather here, bill, outside of the s...

Described it as people going a little berserk down there because what they're facing down there is potentially an inch orioo of frozen rain, sleet, turning into frozen rain, then another 3-4 inches of sleet on top of that, then maybe 6 inches of snow on top of that. virtually every governor in every state that even has a corner of their state involved in this has declared an emergency. in the chicago area, schools that have not already preemptively closed have basically said that we're going to be shutting down early today to get ready for this particular storm, and a lot of schools and public...

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