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Winter Weather Update: Colder Temperatures and Snowfall Expected

Temperatures will drop to the teens throughout the region, and lake-effect snow will continue to fall across portions of Northwest Indiana overnight.

Saturday’s Forecast

Expect conditions throughout Chicagoland to be partly to mostly sunny, but winds from the north will keep temperatures colder than normal. The high temperature will reach the mid-20s. The lake-effect snow in Indiana should finally end by the afternoon hours.

Winter Solstice Arrives

The winter solstice, the "darkest" day of the year, arrives in Chicago at 3:21 a.m. CT. We’ll only have a little more than nine hours of sunlight.

Current Conditions

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Looking Ahead

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Sunday

  • A mix of sun and clouds, not quite as cold and more seasonable. Winds become more southerly. High: 32.

Monday

  • Cloudy, blustery, and raw. A wintry mix of freezing rain/sleet or snow transitions to all rain in the afternoon as temperatures break above freezing. High: 39.

Christmas Day Weather

Getting to your Christmas Day destinations should not be an issue. Conditions will be mild by December standards, with no precipitation and temperatures well above freezing.

Full Forecast Details at the WGN Weather Center

Conclusion

Staying informed about the latest weather updates is crucial to planning your daily activities and ensuring your safety. With this forecast, you’re well-equipped to navigate the winter weather in Chicagoland.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the winter solstice?
A: The winter solstice is the shortest day of the year, typically occurring around December 21 or 22 in the Northern Hemisphere. It marks the beginning of winter.

Q: Will it snow on Christmas Day?
A: No, according to the forecast, conditions will be mild on Christmas Day, with no precipitation and temperatures well above freezing.

Q: Will the lake-effect snow affect my travel plans?
A: The lake-effect snow is expected to end by the afternoon hours on Saturday, so it should not significantly impact your travel plans.

Q: What’s the temperature forecast for Monday?
A: Monday’s high temperature is expected to be 39 degrees Fahrenheit, with a mix of rain and snow showers possible.

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