FOX 32 meteorologist Mark Strehl says bitter air settles in tonight, pushing temperatures below zero across most of the Chicago area. Wind chills could fall as low as 28 degrees below zero overnight into the early morning hours of Sunday.

While the Chicago area digs out from its first major winter storm of the season, more snow could be on the way in coming days.

Temperatures are expected to remain below zero from Friday night to Sunday, with the coldest wind chills, minus-15 to minus-25, occurring Saturday night.

The Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams will be welcoming the Cleveland Browns and Shedeur Sanders to town for a Week 15 clash. There's just one problem: The weather may not be at all conducive to good quarterback play. In fact, it might be quite miserable. The high temperature on Sunday in Chicago is 11 degrees, according to AccuWeather.

Stop us if you’ve heard this before, but the Chicago area is facing down multiple chances of snow, and then a harsh cold snap, in coming days.

With temperatures rising above freezing today and this evening, most of the precipitation will fall as rain, but there is concern in the north-northwest suburbs for freezing rain and a glaze of ice where it'll take longer for ground temperatures to warm above freezing.

Chicago faces a wintry mix, with rain, snow, and strong winds expected, impacting driving conditions and bringing colder temperatures.

Parts of Illinois will continue to be hit by snow and wind this week, with some expected to get up to four inches of accumulation. Here's the forecast.