00:00Now to a tale of two seasons in Chicago. Heavy rain bringing flash flooding to the city yesterday,
00:05then hours later, snow. Yeah, that's March for you, right? We have the worst of both worlds,
00:13so to speak. Cars driving through some mildly flooded roadways. We usually tell you not to
00:19drive through any flooded roadways. This doesn't seem like that much water, but still just a
00:25reminder that it's a dangerous thing to be doing. All right, so overall, as we take a look at, again,
00:34those record-challenging highs into the South Central, let's go ahead and take this full,
00:38and we'll start to look a little further to the north, where right now, wind is certainly the
00:42most pressing concern, but it's not out of the question to see some other issues as we go into
00:50tomorrow. I mean, take a look. Some rain into some areas right now, and throughout the rest of the
00:57evening, we get a little bit of break in places like Minnesota for your Friday morning, but it
01:01doesn't last long into the Great Lakes. You're seeing the issues, and the next system moving in
01:06right after the current one, and this is going to be a major winter storm for our weekend into early
01:14next week. Yes, major winter storm. It's still winter, technically, astronomical winter, and we're
01:20sure seeing the conditions that go with it. I mean, take a look. Widespread snow as we head into
01:26our early morning Sunday hours. A little bit of a mix. Rain and thunderstorms on the South Side,
01:31even a severe potential, and even potentially a blizzard. Yeah, so we're looking ahead a little bit,
01:37but I want to make sure we're hitting this very impactful story. So this is your overall
01:42full storm snapshot Saturday through Monday is the timeline we're looking at. For the north-central
01:47region, it's mostly Saturday night, Sunday, but even lingering into Monday morning around the Great
01:52Lakes. Here's what you need to be prepared for. Take a look. In some areas, 12 to 24, even up
01:58to 48
01:58inches of snow. That's four feet, and enough wind that we could see a blizzard. Yes, whiteout conditions,
02:05that blowing snow, really big drops in visibility. Make sure you are prepared. You probably don't want to
02:11be heading out about Sunday and even Monday morning into the areas highlanded and blue here, especially
02:17with the heaviest snow eastern side of Wisconsin, but that does include Green Bay up into the UP of
02:23Michigan overall. And that's just one piece of this, of course. I mentioned, and this goes for
02:28portions of the South Central as well, kind of in between regions, we have that severe threat. This is your
02:33early heads up for Sunday. All types of severe weather possible here. Right now, level one out of four,
02:38some risk.
