Chicago, IL – Frigid weather is expected to grip Chicago and much of Illinois through midweek, with intermittent flurries Monday and plunging wind chills that could reach as low as -29°F.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, sub-freezing temperatures will persist until Wednesday, when snow chances increase. Snow accumulation is expected to remain light, but icy pavement from the prolonged cold snap could cause travel concerns. Windy conditions, especially Wednesday, may further reduce visibility.
Tuesday offers a brief reprieve with sunshine and highs near 12°F, but conditions will deteriorate again by midweek. The snow threat extends into Thursday, though no significant accumulation is anticipated. However, with continued freezing conditions, even minor snowfall may cause slippery roads.…