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Ice Closes Schools; Accumulating Snow Possible Sunday Night

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Steve Burger

Treacherous road conditions forced most school systems in the Evansville area to either cancel classes or conduct an e-learning day on Thursday. 

The announcements began rolling in Wednesday afternoon as more freezing rain and sleet put additional ice on roadways, following a wintry mix Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

About half of the school systems that cancelled classes deployed virtual learning days, which became common during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Weather Service recorded nearly a half-inch of precipitation in Evansville since early Wednesday, most of it in the form of freezing rain.

The Evansville area saw a little snow overnight, and more is possible Thursday.

Forecasters are still predicting colder temperatures this weekend, with a high on Sunday in the teens, and a low Sunday night in single digits.

And as the ferocious February continues, the weather service is predicting accumulating snow in the area Sunday night and Monday.

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