Chicago Forecast

After snow on Friday night and chilly temperatures Saturday, Chicago will be back on the upswing in terms of temperatures to wrap up the weekend, with record temperatures possible in coming days.

Temperatures close to 70 degrees are in the Chicago forecast. But first: snow.

Turning colder

Friday afternoon will start to get colder, with temps in the 30s and snow moving in. Alicia Roman has the latest forecast for the Chicago area.

Following a week of above-average temperatures and near-record warmth for February, the Chicago area will boomerang from spring-like weather right back to winter Friday, as cold air and snow flurries waltz back in.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.

The Chicago area is poised for quite the rollercoaster of conditions in coming days, as light snow and lake-effect snow is expected as the weekend nears, with a rapid warmup expected just as quickly.

Climbing temperatures over the next few days

After two days of below-average temperatures, the Chicago area is set for another warm-up in coming days, with readings rising into the 40s for the foreseeable future.

Cold and breezy start to the weekend

Some parts of the Chicago area Friday could see a slick and slippery commute, as scattered light snow and flurries may result in poor travel conditions.

Here’s hoping you didn’t put away those snow boots and winter coats for good: Snow, cold temperatures and wind chill values hovering around zero degrees are all in the forecast for the Chicago area heading into the weekend.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.

Mix possible north, few rumbles of thunder elsewhere

Don’t let the sun and warmer temperatures fool you, Chicago — winter isn’t over just yet.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.

Little snow south overnight

Don’t let the sun and warmer temperatures fool you. Snow is back in the forecast.