Chicago Could See First Snow Of The Season Wednesday
CHICAGO — The city could see its first snowfall of the season Wednesday night, though no accumulation is expected, according to the National Weather Service. “Light snow mixing in with the rain on Wednesday night into Thursday” is likely, said National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Birk, but temperatures remain too warm for any snow to stick.
By mid-morning Thursday, a band of snowfall is expected to rotate around a low-pressure system in Wisconsin into our area.
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