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The Chicago area is set to see a blast of winter weather starting Monday, with rain, sleet and snow in the forecast. When will the wintry mix move into the region? Here’s a breakdown of what to expect and when.

Winter weather advisories were issued in some Chicago-area counties Monday warning of several inches of snow possible along with the potential for freezing rain in some locations as a late-season winter storm makes it way into the area.

More Snow is on the way. NBC’s Alicia Roman has the details

Although Chicagoans may have thought they got a glimpse of springtime, winter isn’t over quite yet. As the work week begins Monday, the region will likely see a mix of rain and snow in the late morning, leading into a light to moderate snowfall throughout the day, according to NBC 5 Storm Team meteorologists. Though snowfall totals are expected to…

NBC Storm Team 5 meteorologist Alicia Roman has your latest forecast update.

NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Pete Sack has the latest forecast.

Chicago hasn’t had a break from the cold and snow in a while, but relief is coming soon.

We’ll start to see a little bit of a thaw during the week.

Though temperatures are expected to warm in coming days, the Chicago area can expect more snow and freezing fog this weekend.

A little more snow on the way for Sunday.

Though the Chicago area could warm up above freezing this weekend, there’s still a chance for more accumulating snow in the forecast.

Paul Deanno has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.

After this week’s harsh winter storm dropped as much as 18 inches of snow across Chicago and the suburbs, the focus has shifted to potential flooding and falling ice, with temperatures slated to warm up. In a news release Friday afternoon, the city of Chicago encouraged residents to exercise caution and take several preventative measures ahead of thawing, which is…

The snow isn’t ending just yet, Chicago.

In the last three weeks, Chicago has seen roughly three feet of snow. That equates to an estimated 48 million tons blanketing the city.

Lake-effect snow will wrap up Thursday afternoon, but temperatures will stay well below average. NBC 5 Meteorologist Paul Deanno updates your forecast.

Chicago is on the verge of breaking a record for the most days of consecutive snowfall in the city.

NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Paul Deanno has the latest forecast for the Chicago area.

As a major winter storm swept through Chicago over the past three weeks, the area recorded the most snow accumulation since 1979.

After weeks of a deep freeze topped with massive amounts of snow, there’s some good news on the horizon for the Chicago area.