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Winter Storm Could Dump 10 Inches Of Snow On Chicago Saturday

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Chicago is bracing for a significant winter storm on Saturday, with forecasts predicting over 6 inches of snow across the region, and some areas may receive more than 10 inches. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning from 3 a. m. Saturday until 6 a. m.

Sunday, advising against travel during this time. This storm is notable as it marks the first snowfall exceeding 6 inches in nearly five years, with the last occurrence on February 15, 2021. Meteorologist Bill Snyder highlighted that last winter was among the least snowy on record for the city, with only 11. 9 inches measured at O'Hare Airport. Additionally, this storm will technically be classified as an autumn event, as meteorological winter begins on December 1.

Following the snow, residents can expect colder than average temperatures to persist, with more snowfall possible on Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service recommends keeping emergency supplies in vehicles for those who need to travel. This winter's heavy snow could impact travel and daily activities in the Chicago area.

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