Chicago, IL – Light snow and intermittent flurries are possible overnight in the Chicago area, potentially causing slick roads with a light dusting of accumulation.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, temperatures will remain cold tonight, with lows ranging from -4°F to 6°F and wind chills dropping as low as -20°F in some areas. However, a warming trend is expected through the weekend, with highs gradually increasing from the upper teens on Friday to the low 50s by Monday.
Thursday will see breezy conditions and a slight chance of lingering morning flurries in Porter County, Indiana. By Saturday, temperatures will climb into the mid-30s, with Sunday and Monday bringing milder conditions, peaking at 42-51°F. Rain chances return on Monday at 15-25%.
Travelers should be cautious overnight due to possible slick spots from light snow. For the latest updates, visit weather.gov/chicago.
