Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Jack Garner said in the release, “The chance for significant ice accumulation on Wednesday evening has increased to a tenth of an inch.
Freezing rain will begin late afternoon on Wednesday or early evening and continue through the night. This could cause hazardous travel conditions for late Wednesday night and Thursday morning commutes.
The entire section of northern Indiana along U.S. 30 is in the freezing rain forecast area and the National Weather Service confidence level is medium. Uncertainties remain regarding the location of the greatest icing and how much precipitation will fall.
Roads, especially bridges and overpasses, will likely become slick and hazardous. Drivers should plan on slippery road conditions on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Plymouth Common Council approves updated Internal Controls Policy, including phase-out of pennies
3 arrested for marijuana possession after police find them asleep in vehicle at River Park Square
Plymouth man arrested after striking utility pole, fleeing scene
Michigan man arrested for OWI following traffic stop on U.S. 31
Rep. Jack Jordan recognizes Foster Care Awareness Month, highlights recent legislative support for foster families
Marshall County EMA to host two national-level emergency training courses in Plymouth this July
REES Theatre Launches "Experience Indiana Like Never Before" Film Series in Partnership with Marshall County Soil & Water Conservation District
U.S. Senators Young, Lankford introduce bill to protect privacy of charitable donors
