Chicago, IL – A mix of rain and snow is expected across northeast Illinois and northwest Indiana, with hazardous weather conditions persisting through midweek. Light snow accumulation and strong winds may impact travel and outdoor activities.
According to the National Weather Service in Chicago, rain will transition to snow early Sunday morning before tapering off in the afternoon. Accumulations of up to an inch of slushy snow are possible, primarily on grassy and elevated surfaces, including bridges and overpasses.
As the week progresses, additional weather hazards are expected. On Wednesday, an elevated risk of non-thunderstorm wind gusts is forecasted, along with limited daytime thunderstorm activity. Overnight, there is a slight chance of snow showers, though accumulation is expected to remain minimal.
Residents are advised to prepare for shifting road conditions, especially on untreated surfaces. Drivers should exercise caution, particularly on elevated roadways, where icy patches may develop. Those with travel plans should monitor local forecasts for updates.
Spotter activation will not be necessary at this time, but weather conditions will continue to be monitored for any significant changes. Stay updated with local authorities for the latest alerts and advisories.
