Chicago Weather: A Look Ahead at the Week’s Forecast
Today’s Forecast
FOX 32’s Mike Caplan breaks down today’s weather outlook.
Chicago has a few chances for light snow during this forecast cycle.
Current Conditions
Today starts with clouds city-north and clear south. The clouds will eventually overspread the entire viewing area. Highs will be close to 40 degrees.
Tonight’s Forecast
Tonight starts cloudy and dry but light snow arrives from the north during the wee hours. Temps bottom out around freezing-warmer than normal for mid December. Light snow continues in the morning with minimal accumulations expected but there could be a slushy ½ inch in mainly far northern counties. The rest of the day will be cloudy with a few peeks of late-afternoon sun. Highs will be in the mid 30s.
Thursday’s Forecast
Expect similar temps Thursday with another chance for light snow in the afternoon. Once again accumulations are likely to be light but there could be some impacts during the evening commute, and with some lingering snow showers Friday morning, the same impact. Right now, sticking snow of 2-4 inches is most likely to stay north of The Cheddar Curtain.
Friday’s Forecast
Friday will have highs around freezing. Saturday will have highs around freezing under a mostly cloudy sky. We will watch for some possible lake-effect snow (light).
Sunday’s Forecast
Sunday looks dry for the Bears game with highs around freezing. Monday and Christmas Eve currently look dry with a warming trend on the way.
Conclusion
Overall, this week’s forecast is looking like a mix of cloudy and snowy conditions, with temperatures ranging from around freezing to the mid-30s. While there may be some light accumulation, it’s unlikely to be significant. Be sure to check back for updates and stay informed about any changes in the forecast.
FAQs
Q: Will it snow today?
A: Yes, there is a chance of light snow today, but accumulations are expected to be minimal.
Q: How much snow can I expect?
A: Light snow is expected, with minimal accumulations. However, there could be a slushy ½ inch in mainly far northern counties.
Q: Will it be cold?
A: Yes, temperatures will be around freezing to the mid-30s this week.
Q: Will it be sunny?
A: No, the forecast is calling for mostly cloudy skies this week, with a few peeks of late-afternoon sun.
