Chicago, IL – A sharp spring chill is set to sweep through Chicago this weekend, bringing snow showers and temperatures plunging into the 20s by Monday morning. As residents prepare for the unpredictable weather, the National Weather Service is issuing a chance of snow before 1 PM Monday, with temperatures falling drastically, creating icy conditions on roads and sidewalks.
According to the latest forecast, temperatures will peak at 39°F on Monday, but by midday, the mercury will drop into the low 20s, with light snow expected throughout the day. Travelers are urged to check road conditions before heading out, as snow accumulation could create hazardous driving conditions on local highways, including I-90 and I-294. Additionally, high winds could lead to reduced visibility, particularly during the morning hours.
This drastic weather shift follows a period of milder temperatures, with a sunny Saturday giving way to a cloudier Sunday. However, by Monday, winter-like conditions will return, creating a reminder that spring weather can be volatile in the Midwest.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will bring a return of clear skies and temperatures climbing to 50°F, offering some respite from the cold snap. For the full five-day forecast, expect fluctuating temperatures as spring continues its unpredictable course. As always, stay informed about weather updates and remain cautious as snow showers move in.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Friday: Mostly sunny with a high of 42°F.
- Saturday: Scattered showers, high near 49°F.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high of 45°F.
- Monday: Snow showers possible before 1 PM, high near 39°F, low 20°F.
- Tuesday: Sunny with a high near 50°F.
