Crime & Safety
Weather Alert: Snow Is Coming—Up to 3 Inches, Lousy Friday Commute Home
OK, now that we've seen the fourth-warmest January in all of history, we're getting snow and subzero temperatures, starting Feb. 10.
It's going to be a crummy commute when you come home today, Friday, Feb. 10.
Expect about 1 to 2 inches in Kane County through this afternoon. Snowfall is likely this afternoon into the early evening in Kane County. There could be as much as 6 inches near the lake.
The NWS-Chicago has issued a Hazardous Weather Warning to go along with the snow.
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There will be cool temps tonight, as well as Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Looking ahead, more light snow Monday and Tuesday.
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All of this follows the news that we saw the fourth-warmest January of all time.
Still, you have to worry a little about the plants that began to bud recently and the birds, which are already singing their spring love songs. It's been a whacky—and out of whack—winter, hasn't it?
Friday Afternoon Forecast
Cloudy with snow early in the afternoon, and then snow showers late in the afternoon. There will likely be a total accumulation of 1 to 2 inches.
High temps will be in the lower 30s, but they will drop into the mid 20s by evening. There will be winds gusts of up to 30 mph in the afternoon.
Friday Evening Forecast
Cloudy at first, then clear skies. Low temps 11 to 15 degrees. There will be some 30 mph wind gusts.
Saturday Forecast
Mostly sunny with a high of about 20. Evening will have lows of 9 to 13 above.
Sunday Forecast
Sunny with highs in the upper 20s. At night, clear then partly cloudy with lows 16 to 20 degrees.