A couple of quick moving clipper systems will move through Plains and
Midwest impacting parts of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin the
next couple of mornings. The first clipper will move through the
Plains, into the Upper Midwest, mid-day Tuesday. Cloud cover will
increase Monday evening, leaving skies mostly cloudy during the
overnight. A flurry or two is possible across southern Lee and DeKalb
counties with another system moving well to the south.
Accumulations are not likely with Tuesday's clipper during the morning,
but surface temperatures will be below freezing and this could cause
some slick spots during the morning commute. Most of the precipitation
should be done with shortly after 8am/9am. West winds will then
increase during the day, gusting close to 30 mph, bringing temperatures
into the mid 40s for the afternoon.
Another quick moving clipper system will pass
through northern Illinois
and southern Wisconsin overnight Tuesday, into Wednesday morning. This,
too, could bring some light snow early Wednesday to parts of the area
with a dusting possible. High pressure will then move in for the
afternoon with temperatures warming into the mid 40s. Both Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings commute will see some precipitation, but the impacts
are expected to remain low. Just like for Tuesday morning, a few slick
spots will be possible early Wednesday morning.
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