Chicago anticipates a cold, cloudy Thanksgiving with potential slick travel conditions and occasional snow showers, followed by a blustery, colder weekend.

Chicago faces changing weather with a chilly start, potential snow, and a rain-snow mix. Conditions will vary, affecting travel. Post-Thanksgiving, temperatures will drop, reaching the season's lowest, with sunny but cold days ahead.

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Chicago faces a mix of drizzle and rain with fluctuating temperatures, a potential for snow on Thanksgiving, and a cold snap over the weekend. Two storm systems may merge, possibly disrupting holiday travel.

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Foggy morning in Chicago with patches lifting by 9 am; partly sunny day expected with highs near 51°F and winds up to 15 mph. Evening may see drizzle and scattered showers, with a mild low around 48°F.

Chicago's weekend forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies with temperatures around 44 degrees, staying consistent into the evening with a low of 38 degrees.

Chicago faces a cloudy and cool weekend with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to 53 degrees, along with strong northwestern winds. The coming week will see a drop in temperature and possible rain around Thanksgiving Day.

Chicago experiences a swift drop in temperature with the first snowflakes of the season, marking a transition from mild weather to cooler conditions and potential snow accumulation.

Chicago residents are facing a dynamic weather week, with chances of rain, gusty winds, and the season's first snowflakes forecasted by the National Weather Service and local meteorologists.

Chicago prepares for rain and possible thunderstorms, with a brief afternoon break. Tuesday may see gusts up to 30 mph. A chilly forecast ahead, with slight snow chances on Thursday before turning to rain.

The forecast in Chicago predicts a cloudy week with chances of rain, a cool down in temperatures, and potential for snowflakes mixing with rain later in the week.

Chicago's weather features mid-50s temperatures, clouds, and possible rain showers, with 100% rain likelihood tonight and lesser chances in the following days. Weekend may be partly sunny.