Snow likely to impact Fri. morning commute

Snow tapering off in Chicago area, but flurries could linger on Saturday
CHICAGO (CBS) — Widespread snow is on the way for the Chicago area. Snow ramps up area-wide by the time the Friday morning rush picks up. There is steady snowfall for several hours, giving way to slick roads. Expect the snow to taper off Friday afternoon and shift into Northwest Indiana.
Chicago area to see some snow, accumulation during Friday morning commute, Weather Service says
Chicago-area residents will wake up to a light blanket of snow Friday morning that could complicate the morning commute, according to the National Weather Service. Snow was forecasted to begin falling between 5:30 and 6 a.
Chicago weather forecast: Snow expected during Friday morning commute
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Snow is expected across the Chicago area during the Friday morning commute, ABC7 Chicago meteorologist Larry Mowry said. Two inches of snow are expected around the city, but steady snow for the morning commute will create slick spots, Mowry said, issuing an AccuWeather Alert. There could be some 3-inch totals south of Chicago.
Chicago salt spreaders deployed ahead of Friday morning snow
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Salt spreaders were deployed Friday morning in the Chicago area ahead of widespread snowfall. Snowfall is expected to ramp up during the Friday morning rush. Slick roads and dangerous driving conditions are expected to impact commuters.
Snow to intensify across Michigan, could impact Friday’s commute, evening travel
“Intensity of snowfall will increase over the next few hours,” the NWS meteorologists in Grand Rapids said. “Traffic cameras across Illinois and Indiana show this heavier snowfall coming to Lower Michigan and bringing slick roads and reduced visibilities. These conditions will impact the Friday evening commute.”
Snowy Friday morning commute
This system will start initially as snowfall Friday afternoon and evening; however, freezing rain and sleet will mix in with the snow Friday night due to warmer air in the upper levels of the atmosphere.
Weather Now: Snow May Impact Your Commute for Friday
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