Chicago Weather: Rain, Snow Expected This Week; Milder Conditions Expected

Chicago residents could expect wintry weather conditions, rain and snow this week. The forecast added a possibility of milder conditions.

Motorists and homeowners planning to travel this week should consider the weather conditions. It is best to check the weather forecasts for possible road delays and slower commutes due to the weather conditions.

The beginning of March in the US began with severe weather conditions and winter storms.

• In California, AccuWeather reported heavy snow and rain, causing many residents to become stranded at their homes.
• The weather forecasts added of the threat of atmospheric river events that could result in rain and flooding.
• Meanwhile, the NWS Easter Region reported that a potential winter storm is expected to unload in the Easter United States and Northeast this Wednesday. The forecast warned of heavy snow and challenging wind gusts.

Rain and snow in Chicago

The spring season is in the air in parts of the United States. In the South, the forecast noted a potential warm-up this week.

Although the spring season is in the air, more winter storms are possible this week.

According to the CBS Chicago forecast, Chicago residents could anticipate scattered rain and snow this Monday.

Motorists and residents traveling this week should bring an umbrella due to the rain chances.

The rain conditions could also result in wetter roads. Motorists should drive slowly to avoid accidents.

The weather forecast said snow or flurries are possible starting Monday. The temperatures are expected to be milder.

On Tuesday, residents could expect normal temperatures and possible warm-up reaching 40s.

More winter storms

Meanwhile, some parts of the United States deal with developing winter storms.

According to NWS Prediction Center, a major winter storm will impact parts of California on Monday and Wednesday.

The latest key message showed that rain is expected in parts of low elevations and foothills. In contrast, snow is forecast in northern and central California's high elevations.

Furthermore, the forecast said heavy snow and rain could unload in the southern Sierra Nevada, California coast and Central Valley.

The forecast warned of possible flooding that could worsen due to the warming of the snowpack. Residents in flood-prone areas, creeks and rivers should stay alert for potential flooding.

On the other hand, challenging weather conditions could lead to slower commutes and travel disruptions. Motorists in California should check the weather before traveling.

California suffered from prolonged drought conditions. The latest reports revealed that the snowpack improved the drought-stricken areas and reservoir in the region, according to Reuters.

Meanwhile, National Weather Prediction Center explained a possible winter storm in the Northeast (March 10 to 15, 2023).

The advisory warned of heavy snow and troublesome winds that could result in widespread power outages and tree damage.

The forecast also added that the I-95 corridor in New York City and Boston could be affected.

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