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Another round of snow could dump several inches on parts of the Chicago area that already saw some accumulation this week — and that’s just the beginning of the winter blast set to hit.

Iisha Scott has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.

While Wednesday’s winter weather advisory has come to an end, the snow and dropping temperatures aren’t going away anytime soon.

It’s starting to look a lot more like a typical January in Chicago — and this week’s snow is just the beginning. Here’s a breakdown of what the Chicago area weather forecast looks like for the next few days, and where snow totals currently stand.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.

While most of the Chicago area dealt with accumulating snow and slick roads on Wednesday, the wintry conditions are just beginning for the upper Midwest thanks to a parade of weather disturbances that are threatening to deliver more snow for the foreseeable future.

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A winter weather advisory for the entire region has the Chicago area looking much more like a typical January, with widespread snow falling throughout the morning commute, and more on the way.

While mother nature snarls Chicago area commutes with widespread snow, low visibility and slush, you may want to check the state of slick, slippery road conditions near you before you head out.

A winter weather advisory now covering the entire region is in effect until 6 p.m. Wednesday, an alert from the National Weather Service says. And while the advisory will stretch into the evening, the snow’s strongest, steadiest impact will be Wednesday morning, creating conditions ripe for a slick, slippery and snarled morning commute, Lisa ...

Here’s the latest weather timeline of snowfall in the Chicago area, how much accumulation is expected and when the snow is predicted to come to an end.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.