Chicago, IL – The upcoming commute could see significant disruptions due to expected wet snow accumulation. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Chicago has issued an advisory highlighting the potential impact on travel conditions, especially along and north of the Wisconsin state line come Friday morning.
According to the NWS, while there is uncertainty about the precise location where the heaviest snowfall will occur, the likelihood of travel difficulties is high. The areas potentially most affected include the northern portion of the I-90 corridor. The probability of impacted travel ranges from medium to high, with the NWS emphasizing the importance of staying current with the latest weather forecasts.
Motorists planning to travel on Friday, particularly those with routes traversing the Illinois-Wisconsin border, should anticipate slower traffic, increased travel time, and the possibility of hazardous road conditions. Authorities are advising residents and travelers to plan accordingly, taking into consideration the likelihood of snow accumulations that could make for perilous driving conditions.
