Chicago Weather: Light Freezing Rain Possible During the Day
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for much of Saturday with possible light freezing drizzle coming for parts of the Chicago area.
Freezing Precipitation
What to expect:
There could also be a little sleet near the Wisconsin state line and snow that pops up this afternoon. There may be a chance of snow in the late afternoon, but nothing substantial. The bulk of the snow will stay north of the border in northern Wisconsin and parts of Minnesota. Temperatures will only reach about 30 degrees throughout the day. While there may be less than one-tenth of an inch of icing, untreated roadways may cause a problem for drivers. Still, it won’t be as big of an icing event as the area saw last Thursday.
What’s next:
As for Super Bowl Sunday, temperatures will be cool in the mid to upper-20s, but it will be mostly clear to partly cloudy. Still, beware of surfaces that might be icy, especially if they weren’t treated. Monday will see a high of 35 degrees. There are some snow chances for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Special Notes
Conclusion
The Chicago area is under a Winter Weather Advisory due to the possibility of light freezing drizzle and sleet. While the impact will be limited, it’s essential to be cautious on the roads and sidewalks, especially if they haven’t been treated. The weekend will see continued chilly temperatures, with a chance of snow on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the expected impact of the freezing rain on the roads?
- Less than one-tenth of an inch of icing, but untreated roadways may cause a problem for drivers.
- What is the forecast for Super Bowl Sunday?
- Cool temperatures in the mid to upper-20s, with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. Be cautious of icy surfaces.
- When can we expect warmer temperatures?
- Monday will see a high of 35 degrees, with some snow chances for Tuesday and Wednesday.
