Chicago faces frigid conditions with temperatures plunging to the low teens and wind chills as low as -5 overnight Sunday into Monday. Icy patches are possible, so caution is advised while driving or walking. While Monday brings sunshine with a high of 19 degrees, a quick-hitting system Tuesday morning brings snow showers and reinforces the cold with wind chills ranging from -10 to -15.
CHICAGO — Bitterly cold temperatures are the weather headline to start the workweek.Overnight Sunday into Monday, temperatures are expected to drop to the low teens, but due to breezy conditions, wind chill values will drop as low as -5 late Sunday night through Monday morning. Any wet surfaces overnight have the potential to refreeze, so be mindful of slick and icy area roads and sidewalks. On Monday afternoon, highs will peak in the upper teens with wind chills remaining in the single digits.
Clearing skies overnight will give us sunshine throughout Chicago on Monday. A quick-hitting system will impact the Midwest Tuesday morning, which returns snow showers and reinforces a cold shot of air. Snow showers will be minimal, but the feels-like temperatures will range from -10 to -15 Tuesday morning. Actual highs during the afternoon will only reach mid-teens. Forecast at a glanceSunday night: Low of 12, breezy. Wind chills of 0 to -5. Clouds move out. Monday: Cold and sunny. High of 19.
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