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Chicago Winter Storm Warning timeline: When can we expect to see snow, and how much will fall?

The Chicago area and parts of Indiana are experiencing their first snowfall of the season, starting with cold rain Saturday night that transitioned into snow overnight.

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Storm could bring 10 inches of snow, 'frequent' thunder, lightning across Chicago overnight

FOX 32 Chicago on MSN · 21h

Chicago weather: Winter Storm Watch issued for Sunday night through Monday

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First snowfall of the season expected in Greater Cincinnati as temperatures plunge Sunday

Some of the first snowfall of the season is possible in Greater Cincinnati Sunday night into Monday, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

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Timeline: When this week's winter storm will be at its worst in the Chicago area

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Cold air settles in, first snowflakes of the season arrives through Monday

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Chicago braces for season’s first snow, 8 to 10 inches expected into Monday

Heavy snow is also expected in Will and Kankakee counties, as well as Indiana’s Lake and Porter counties, while the Lake Michigan shoreline could see up to a foot of snow.

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Lake effect snow warning issued for Erie County south of I-90

MLive · 9h

High snowfall rates, hazardous travel conditions forecast for parts of Michigan

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Northern Lights may be visible again over Wisconsin Thursday night due to solar storm

Northern Lights may be visible over Wisconsin Thursday night into Friday early morning, as a strong Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) strikes Earth.

Ask the Meteorologist: Did a tornado hit Johnston County Saturday night?

We explained this in a previous Ask the Meteorologist. Ironically enough, that storm happened in Johnston County too. Downbursts/microbursts can be just as (if not more) damaging as a tornado, so that’s not downplaying the severity of the storm that blew through Saturday night.

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Few Showers this Evening, COLD Blast Coming Saturday Night!

We are still watching a few showers and storms this evening, but anything of concern will stay east of the Tennessee River this evening. There still could be a couple lingering showers east of Jackson the next couple of hours but the rain should be wrapping up in time for the football games in our