UNDATED (AP) -- UNDATED (AP) -- At least 10 deaths are being blamed on a winter
storm moving from the Midwest and into the East.
One member of the Purdue University ice hockey team was killed
Saturday when a team van overturned on a slippery Indiana highway.
Seven others were injured.
Elsewhere, the weather is being blamed for three deaths in
Wisconsin, three in Michigan, and one each in North Dakota,
Illinois and Colorado.
Meanwhile, the storm has begun dropping snow in the East. Less
than three inches has fallen in New Jersey, and about an inch or
two has fallen in New York.
Forecasters say a foot of snow is possible in parts of New
England, with as many as 20 inches in Maine.
One member of the Purdue University ice hockey team was killed
Saturday when a team van overturned on a slippery Indiana highway.
Seven others were injured.
Elsewhere, the weather is being blamed for three deaths in
Wisconsin, three in Michigan, and one each in North Dakota,
Illinois and Colorado.
Meanwhile, the storm has begun dropping snow in the East. Less
than three inches has fallen in New Jersey, and about an inch or
two has fallen in New York.
Forecasters say a foot of snow is possible in parts of New
England, with as many as 20 inches in Maine.
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