Freezing Fog Disrupts Morning Commute in Chicago
Chicago experienced a challenging morning commute due to the onset of freezing fog, resulting in hazardous road conditions. While recent snowfall has ended, the fog created slippery surfaces, particularly on untreated roads.
Weather Overview
Accumulated snowfall ranged from half an inch in northern suburbs to approximately 2 inches in southern areas. O’Hare International Airport measured 1.4 inches of snow.
Current Conditions
- Morning commute disrupted by freezing fog.
- Roads reported to be dangerous and slippery.
- Temperatures expected to be in the mid-20s today.
Forecast
Looking ahead, significant snowfall is not anticipated. Tomorrow’s forecast predicts a slight chance of flurries with high temperatures reaching near freezing.
On Thursday, a significant drop in temperatures is expected. Morning lows may hover just above zero, and daytime highs will struggle to reach the mid-teens.
Upcoming Weather Patterns
- Friday: Temperatures warm slightly with potential for snow at night.
- Weekend: Cloudy conditions with highs in the upper 20s and minor snowfall possible.
The information presented is derived from FOX 32 Meteorologist Mike Caplan.
