Unseasonable Chill Hits Chicago: Biting Winds and Single-Digit Wind Chills

Friday’s high in Chicago was the COLDEST NOV. 29 IN NEARLY 5 DECADES— 48 YEARS, SINCE THE BONE-CHILLING 12°HIGH IN 1976

The Central United States experienced a significant drop in temperatures, with Chicago reaching its coldest November 29th in nearly five decades. The city’s high temperature was a mere 29 degrees, a stark contrast to the 12-degree high recorded in 1976.

Biting Winds to Create Frigid Morning Wind Chills, Single Digits to Near Zero in Some Areas

Chicago wind direction and forecast peak wind gusts next five days.

Unseasonable Chill Modifies Slightly by Middle of Next Week, but Readings Remain Below Normal

Forecast highs and how far below normal.

Saturday AM Wind Chills

Sunday AM Wind Chills

Monday AM Wind Chills

Conclusion

The unseasonable chill that hit Chicago is expected to modify slightly by the middle of next week, but readings will remain below normal. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions to stay warm and safe during this period.

FAQs

Q: What was the coldest November 29th in Chicago?
A: The coldest November 29th in Chicago was 1976, with a high temperature of 12 degrees.

Q: What is the forecast for the next five days?
A: The forecast shows biting winds and single-digit wind chills, with temperatures remaining below normal.

Q: Will the unseasonable chill modify by the middle of next week?
A: Yes, the unseasonable chill is expected to modify slightly by the middle of next week, but readings will remain below normal.

Q: What precautions should residents take during this period?
A: Residents are advised to take necessary precautions to stay warm and safe during this period, including dressing warmly and staying indoors when possible.