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    Temperatures return to the 40s — but there's a problem — NBC Chicago

    ZEMS BLOGBy ZEMS BLOGJanuary 21, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    While the Chicago area will still have to deal with below-zero wind chills for a little while longer, there is relief in sight.

    Temperatures are expected to return to 40 degrees during the next week, putting an end to the extreme cold that has dominated the region.

    The work week will start with a mix of snow and freezing rain, which could make for a risky commute Monday morning, according to NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Pete Sack. Another round of snow, ice and freezing rain will move in that afternoon and will also likely cause problems for drivers.

    While heavy ice accumulations are not expected, Sack explained that it only takes a small amount to cause slippery conditions on the road.

    After that, you'll want to get used to the rain for a little while.

    The precipitation will turn to rain on Tuesday as temperatures rise into the mid to upper 30s.

    Rain showers are likely to fall again on Wednesday, with temperatures rising slightly and exceeding 40 degrees, according to the National Meteorological Directorate. Thursday is likely to see the warmest conditions of the week, although rain is possible. High temperatures may reach 44 degrees.

    We'll likely be in the clear when it comes to rain heading into the weekend. While a mix of clouds and sunshine is expected, conditions may not be as warm as they were earlier in the week. Highs will likely remain in the mid to upper 30s through Tuesday.

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