Central Illinois is now projected to receive around two to four inches of snow.

That's according to Ed Shimon at the National Weather Service in Lincoln who told Regional Radio on the WHOW Morning Show Tuesday the models are starting to shift where the heaviest snow is expected to fall in a massive winter storm in the midwest.

According to Shimon, snow should move in around 9 am on Wednesday morning with most of it falling into the early afternoon hours and has the potential to be moved out by Wednesday night.

In addition to the size and breadth of this storm, Shimon indicates it is also moving very fast which is adding to the difficulty of forecasting.

Keep up with the latest in the forecast for this storm at weather.gov/lincoln.