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Nature can be awe-inspiring. This is an example of that. There's a new video share of what happened when a mountain-size sheet of ice broke away from the Illinois coastline and floated off into Lake Michigan.

See incredible ice sculptures in downtown Davenport from Jan. 13-15.

Friday's snowstorm left a few more inches of snow on the ground in the Quad Cities.

Iowa and Illinois can expect another blast of winter.

Temperatures are expected to be warmer than normal in the QC to round out February.

Last week, The Netherlands was been hit by its first major snowstorm in a decade, as much as a foot of fresh snow fell in some areas. The snowstorm was followed by bitter cold, allowing residents to venture out onto frozen ponds, lakes, and canals to do some ice skating...

Most of the counties originally under a Winter Storm Watch are now under a Winter Storm Warning.

Snow and hazardous travel conditions are expected for Thursday into Friday morning.

Some more winter weather is expected to impact the Quad Cities throughout the day and into the afternoon and evening on Thursday.

Most of the snow is expected to impact the northern part of the QCA.