As we go through the overnight tonight we'll start to see some light snow move into our area ahead of a mid-level front that'll move through after midnight. Luckily, accumulations will stay small, most of us seeing around 1.5 inches of snow, with up to 2 inches possible in our southern counties.
The light snow stays with us through the morning, becoming more isolated around 9am, then moving out for the afternoon. We'll hang on to the cloud cover though, with temperatures in the low 20's for our highs Saturday afternoon.

The only other snow chance next week will be on Tuesday, but not expecting much. Other than that, we stay dry next week, with temperatures slightly warming up to around 30° by Wednesday, with plenty of sunshine next week as well.
Something to keep in mind this weekend. Even though the accumulations from the next two systems will be light, they'll still add up to these fairly high snow depths. The areas from Winnebago to McHenry, and portions of Lee county, are seeing snow depths of anywhere between 7-12".
If you live in those areas, get those snow blowers ready, because it'll take some time to clean up the snowfall. Also be mindful of the roads in these areas, as some of them may be messy for the next few days.
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