Chicago, IL – A winter storm will bring accumulating snow to northern Illinois from late Friday afternoon into the evening, affecting travel conditions. Snowfall rates may reach up to one inch per hour, with preliminary totals of 2 to 4 inches, mainly north of I-80.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall will peak over a six-hour period Friday night. Additional snow may fall Saturday before temperatures drop significantly. Wind chills could reach -25°F by Sunday night, creating dangerous conditions.
Travel impacts are expected during Friday’s evening commute, with reduced visibility and hazardous roads. The highest snowfall amounts will likely occur near and north of I-80.
Residents should monitor weather updates and plan for extra travel time. Bitter cold temperatures will settle in Sunday and persist into next week.
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