November 2018 tied for 3rd snowiest since measurements began at O’Hare; a new wave of snowfall threatens late Friday night into Saturday night; chill tightens its grip into early next week—warming due by Thanksgiving—40°+ highs
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Rainy Tuesday night, scattered storms possible on Halloween
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Winter Storm Warning for Chicago-area Sunday: Deteriorating travel conditions, heavy snowfall expected
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Mild temps in Chicago today, but season’s 1st significant snow is on the way
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Temperatures descending toward mid and late December-levels by late week—the coldest weather here in 7 months; the incoming chill sets the stage for some sticking snow late Thursday night into Friday
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Chill to tighten its grip on Chicago’s weather; season’s first set of daytime 30s due by week’s end; a shifting jet stream is driving the temp decline; disturbance could brush Chicago with some snow or flurries Thursday night into Friday
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Season’s first snow expected Thursday night ❄️
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2nd powerful storm of the week less than 24 hours away—this one wet rather than snowy; weather here deteriorates rapidly over night; high winds, drenching, possibly thundery rains and shoreline lashing waves coming; 40s due late Sat
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How do you define daytime and evening times in a weather forecast?
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Potentially heavy rains to arrive in Chicago Friday, thanks in part to Hurricane Rosa
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Light snow, freezing drizzle makes for slick conditions across area
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Winter Storm Watch for heavy snow in effect for portion of the Chicago area Sunday
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Light snow continuing along/south of Interstate-80 Saturday night
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Chilliest temps of the season could bring first flurries
