Another winter storm is impacting Northern Illinois with moderate to heavy snow and freezing rain falling so far causing slick conditions and reduced visibility already across the region. 3 to 5 inches of snow and winds up to 40 mph are expected from this storm through tomorrow afternoon. Plow trucks were out trying to keep up with the impressive snowfall rates and slick conditions. Though several accidents are already being reported across the region.
Shot 1: Tow truck pulling car out of the ditch after slick conditions caused car to run off road.
Shot 2: Winnebago County plow truck plow a main drag road in Roscoe, IL.
Shots 3-4: Clips of heavy snowfall while traffic drives by with very reduced visibility and large snow flakes.
Shot 5: An American Flag waving in the wind as moderate to heavy snow falls.
Shot 6: Video driving as moderate to heavy snow fall and reduced visibility.
Shots 7-8: Video of county plow trucks plowing HWY 251 and Route 2 in Roscoe and Rockton, IL.
Shot 9: Video of moderate to heavy snow falling in Rockton, IL.
Shot 10-12: Shots of heavy snow falling in downtown Rockton, IL
Shot 13: Video of county plow truck plowing Roscoe Rd in Roscoe, IL and lifting his second outer plow.
Shot 14: Video of Roscoe Township plow plowing HWY 251 in Roscoe.
Shot 15: Video of the Harlem Roscoe Fire Department sign saying “Brrrr It’s Cold Outside Stay Warm” and “Please keep snow away from Hydrants”.
Shot 16: Shot of a bird eating bird seed from a feeder in moderate to heavy snowfall.
Shot 17: Shot of golden retrieve, Maddie, playing in the snow.
Shot 18-20: Various clips of moderate to heavy snow falling with pine trees, snow piles, and an empty bird feeder. Winter scene video.
Shot 21: Another shot of a bird eating at a bird feeder in the falling snow.
SID: William Wight