WEIRD 😐🥴🫣 🐟 Several residents captured video of fish falling from the sky during a thunderstorm in Blue Ridge. The footage shows dozens of fish scattered across driveways and yards as rain continues to fall.

 

Heavy lake-effect snow led to traffic trouble and dangerous driving conditions in the Chicago area, including a fiery crash after the vehicle slid off the highway. pic.twitter.com/cPEX6QEKAt

— AccuWeather (@accuweather) November 10, 2025

- An Alberta Clipper storm system swept snow from North Dakota through the Midwest into Chicago starting November 9, 2025, triggering intense lake-effect snow over Lake Michigan that dumped up to 12 inches in suburbs within hours, per National Weather Service reports.

- The heavy, band-like snowfall reduced visibility to near-whiteout levels, causing multiple crashes including a fiery highway incident where a vehicle slid off the road, halting traffic and prompting winter storm warnings for chaotic commutes.

- Lake-effect snow, driven by a 20-30°F temperature contrast between frigid air and warmer lake waters, is projected to persist through November 11 in snowbelt areas, potentially marking Chicago's heaviest early-November accumulation since 2018. 

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