Snow Returns to the Chicago Area
Winter Weather Update
Temperatures will remain seasonably cool through the end of the workweek and then dip into the 20s for highs by the weekend. Tonight will be partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures dropping into the low to mid 20s.
Thursday’s Forecast
Thursday starts off mostly cloudy and then scattered snow showers will be possible during the morning and midday hours. A better chance of snow will arrive during the mid to late afternoon and linger into Friday morning.
Road Conditions
Roads may become slick and snowy from Thursday evening into Friday morning, especially near and north of I-80 where 1-2″ of snow will be possible for some.
Friday’s Forecast
Scattered snow showers, possibly mixing with rain, will linger into Friday morning, and then lake effect snow showers are possible Friday afternoon and evening. Temperatures will top out in the lower 30s on Friday.
The Weekend Forecast
The weekend looks quiet with mostly cloudy skies on Saturday and highs in the upper 20s. Sunday will be partly to mostly cloudy with highs near 30.
Next Week’s Forecast
Another round of rain and snow showers will be possible on Monday, and then it appears dry for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Temperatures will be warmer than normal by Christmas Day. As of now, high temperatures are forecast to be in the lower 40s on Christmas.
Conclusion
In conclusion, it appears that snow will be returning to the Chicago area, with scattered snow showers expected throughout the week. Road conditions may become slippery, especially near and north of I-80, and temperatures will be staying cool through the weekend. It’s a good idea to plan ahead and prepare for the winter weather.
FAQs
Q: Will it snow on Thursday?
A: Yes, scattered snow showers are expected during the morning and midday hours on Thursday.
Q: Will roads be slippery?
A: Yes, roads may become slick and snowy from Thursday evening into Friday morning, especially near and north of I-80.
Q: What’s the weather looking like for Christmas?
A: Temperatures are forecast to be warmer than normal by Christmas Day, with high temperatures expected to be in the lower 40s.
Q: Will it be dry for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day?
A: Yes, it appears dry for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with only a chance of rain and snow showers on Monday.
