Chicago Weather Forecast
What We Know:
Chicago is getting a brief break from winter weather today with sunshine and highs in the 40s before another storm system brings snow and rain tomorrow. Skies are in the process of clearing, and the winds are dying down a little bit, but it is still a cold morning. All that sunshine today with temperatures climbing into the low 40s should do a number on the dusting of snow that many of us got. The reprieve from wintry precipitation will be short-lived.
Future Forecast:
What’s Next:
Tomorrow, another storm system moves in and it will spread snow and likely some rain into the area. The snow could stick an inch or so in some spots, but it will be a slushy snow with temperatures above freezing in the afternoon. During the evening, the snow will be winding down, but with colder temperatures, there will be an opportunity for the snow to stick, possibly impacting the evening commute. Whatever snow does come down, it’ll be gone quickly.
Over the weekend, we’ll have mostly to partly sunny skies and highs in the 40s on Saturday, flirting with 50 degrees on Sunday. It’s off to the races early next week with temperatures climbing well into the 50s on Monday and into the 60s on Tuesday.
The Source:
The information in this story came from FOX 32 Meteorologist Mike Caplan.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What can I expect from the weather today?
A: Expect sunshine and highs in the 40s, but it’s still a cold morning.
Q: What about tomorrow’s forecast?
A: Another storm system is moving in, bringing snow and likely some rain to the area. Temperatures will be above freezing in the afternoon, but the snow may stick in some spots, impacting the evening commute.
Q: How will the weekend look?
A: We’ll have mostly to partly sunny skies and highs in the 40s on Saturday, with a chance of 50 degrees on Sunday. Temperatures will climb higher early next week, reaching the 50s on Monday and 60s on Tuesday.
