Overnight snowfall threatens Tuesday morning commute

Bands of regular snowfall that moved throughout the Chicago space early Tuesday will make for hazardous driving circumstances through the morning commute, in response to the climate service. Between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m., moderate-to-heavy snows moved in a southeastern route, affecting areas together with Waukegan, Elgin, Chicago, Joliet, Rockford and Ottawa, the National Weather Service stated. Though the worst snowfall has handed, there are possibilities for flurries and blowing snow till about 10 a.m., the climate service stated. Drivers are suggested to organize for slippery roadways on account of slush and poor visibility throughout their morning journey. [Evening Update]: Steadier snow strikes in tonight. Expect snow or slush-covered roads for the

Chicago climate: Snow arrives throughout Wednesday morning

The first snowfall of the season got here simply in time for the Wednesday morning commute. The National Weather Service issued a winter climate advisory for the Chicago space that's in impact till 10 a.m., warning drivers that moderate-to-heavy moist snow would end in slick roads and decreased visibilities. The advisory applies principally to Cook, Kane, DuPage, La Salle, Kendall, Grundy and Will Counties. Between one and three inches of snow might construct up in western Cook County through the flurry, the climate service stated. Slushy accumulation is anticipated to high out at one inch within the japanese a part of the county. Snow, a few of which will likely be heavy at