Chicago, IL – A cold start to spring could bring snowfall Tuesday night across lakeside areas of Illinois, with Chicago expected to see impacts as temperatures dip below freezing.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, a blustery Monday will transition into a chilly Tuesday, with high temperatures only reaching the mid-40s to low 50s. Tuesday night brings a 40% chance of precipitation, potentially in the form of snow along Lake Michigan where overnight lows will range between 27°F and 34°F.
The risk of snowfall is centered on coastal communities, where cooler temperatures persist longer due to lake influence. While accumulations are not expected to be significant, slick roads and reduced visibility could affect commuters and evening travelers…