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Semi crash closes all northbound lanes on I-65 in Clinton County A serious crash has brought I-65 northbound traffic to a complete stop as smoke clouds the sky due to two semis catching on fire.

TRAFFIC ALERT | A serious crash requiring a medical helicopter has stopped traffic in both directions of I-70 between Mineral Springs Rd and Round Barn Rd near Centerville. The interstate is expected to be closed for 2 hours.

TRAFFIC ALERT | A crash involving multiple semis has closed I-65 northbound in Boone County entirely. Avoid the area. The National Weather Service told WRTV the wind played a factor in the crash.

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📷: Lebanon Police Department

STORM TEAM ALERT | We have been upgraded once again by the Storm Prediction Center. Most of the area under the Moderate Risk (4/5) threat level for this evening. It is not often that we are put in this high of a risk in central Indiana.

Timings for northeast Illinois today.

135pm: Tornado threat significantly increasing in the circled outlined area. As these storms move northeast, they are moving into an environment very favorable for tornadoes and strong tornadoes. Please keep alert if you are in the outlined area and northeast/north of these storms. The day is just getting started.

A crash involving a semi has closed southbound I-65 in Scott County and is causing delays into the WRTV viewing area. Cleanup is expected to take five hours.

📷: ISP Sgt. Stephen Wheeles

TRAFFIC ALERT | Crews are cleaning up a wreck on I-465 SB near Kentucky Avenue in which a passenger car has become pinned between two semi trucks.

Snow that sticks in the weekend forecast; When was our last ‘sticking’ snow? Winter really has been on pause for quite some time in central Indiana, in fact you can make a case we really haven’t had one at all. The pattern took a turn Friday and snow is in the forecas…

Heavy, Wet Accumulating Snow Thursday Afternoon Through Early Friday Morning...

- A round of snow is expected to impact the area starting tomorrow afternoon and it will come to an end early Friday morning. Precip will move east into Illinois late morning/early afternoon tomorrow and it may even start out as rain or a rain/snow mix as temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s. It should change over to snow by mid-afternoon and steady snow is expected to fall tomorrow evening and into the overnight hours. Given the time of day and the snowfall rates, some slushy amounts are likely on area roads especially after the sun sets but the majority of these totals will be measured on grassy and elevated surfaces. Bridges and overpasses may be very slick tomorrow evening so use caution. Snow is expected to wrap up by sunrise on Friday but slick roads could still impact your morning commute. The highest amounts will be found across far northern Illinois which could total up to 6 inches in spots with snow totals falling off especially when you go towards I-80.

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