Three Dead as 46 Cars Crash in Horrific Snowy Pileup  Yesterday
evening on highway I-94 in Michigan City, a 46-car pileup began
after an unpredictable wave of lake-effect snow came onto the
road, startling drivers and causing them to swerve into each
other. The gust of precipitation, which is brother to the
terrifying menace "thundersnow" and has been known to white out
areas of the Midwest, fell onto the highway that connects
Michigan to Montana. Three people have been pronounced dead.
The scene of the accident, which is still being cleaned up
despite I-94's reopening this morning, was particularly
horrorshow. Michigan County Coroner John Sullivan explained
yesterday afternoon that firemen "are still making sure that
there aren't any cars under the semis."  After the crash, it was
tabulated that 46 vehicles in total were prey to the
unpredictable weather conditions, 18 of which were 80,000-pound
18-wheelers. As firemen and rescue workers cleared the scene
yesterday evening, the effort was punctuated by the