Chicago, IL – Residents across northern Illinois will get a break from the harsh cold this week, as temperatures gradually become less frigid and only minor snow chances remain in the forecast.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, temperatures will not be as cold as recent days, with highs climbing into the upper 20s and low 30s beginning Sunday and continuing through midweek. Overnight lows will still dip into the teens, but extreme subzero wind chills are no longer expected.
Forecasters say there is another chance for light snow Sunday night, primarily in the form of a coating, followed by a second chance for snow early Tuesday morning. However, meteorologists emphasize that impactful accumulations are not expected at this time.
Sunday’s high temperatures are forecast to range between 23 and 30 degrees, with lows dropping into the mid-to-upper teens. Monday will be slightly warmer, with highs near 26 to 31 degrees, though overnight lows could fall to 10–16 degrees.
By Tuesday, snow chances increase slightly, mainly near and south of Interstate 80, with highs between 22 and 27 degrees. Wednesday remains cloudy and cold, with daytime highs in the low-to-mid 20s and overnight lows near 6–14 degrees.
Travel impacts are expected to be minimal, but drivers are encouraged to remain cautious during early morning hours when slick spots could develop.
The National Weather Service advises residents to continue monitoring forecasts for updates, especially those commuting overnight or early mornings.
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