Frigid night ahead for Chicago, but warmup coming for the holidays
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Another very cold night is settling in Saturday night, with low temperatures in the single-digits to teens across the area. But south winds start a warming trend on Sunday that lasts through Christmas and Hannukah week.
High temperatures on Sunday rise to the freezing mark, with gusty south winds making things feel colder at the Bears game.
The Chicago area will get clipped by a storm on Monday, with minor impacts – including brief areas of freezing drizzle early before temperatures warm above freezing. Light rain will be more likely during the day.
Temperatures keep rising through next weekend, eventually climbing to the 50s. Gray skies are expected all week, but the weather looks mainly dry Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, which is also the first day of Hannukah. Better chances of rain arrive Friday and Saturday.
Forecast at a glance
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low: 14
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy and windy. High: 32
Monday: Freezing drizzle possible early, then periods of light rain during the day. High: 39
