Chicago, IL — A snowstorm moving through northern Illinois is expected to bring slippery roads and up to two inches of snow this evening. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned drivers to prepare for reduced visibility and slow travel.
According to the NWS, untreated and elevated roads in areas like Rockford, DeKalb, Elgin, and Chicago’s northern suburbs are most vulnerable to snow accumulation. Conditions are forecasted to worsen after 10 p.m., with lingering impacts on Thursday morning commutes.
Residents in the yellow-shaded regions on the NWS map are advised to proceed with caution. Slippery conditions could persist through tomorrow as additional snowfall is possible overnight. Motorists should allow extra time for travel and maintain safe distances from other vehicles.
Officials recommend staying updated by checking weather.gov for the latest advisories. The public is urged to slow down and remain vigilant while traveling in affected areas.
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