Now that we have some clear skies, satellite imagery reveals the vast snow cover over the Midwest. The snow depth over Central Illinois is 4-8 inches deep for most with localized pockets up to a foot. Another system is likely to bring more snow to Central Illinois Saturday night and Sunday. It doesn't look significant, but at least a few inches of additional snow appear likely for most. I'll have more on that forecast later today. Posted 11:56 am 12/4/25 | Meteorologist Chris Yates

ACTIVE STORM TRACK OVER PANHANDLE Visible satellite imagery this afternoon shows a very active, fast-moving storm track over the Panhandle streaming across the area. Widespread scattered showers continue impacting the Panhandle this afternoon. Over the next couple days, this boundary will slowly move further south and east towards the Gainesville and Jacksonville areas tomorrow. | Florida Weather Watch