Accumulating snow will impact Chicago and surrounding areas Thursday night through Friday morning. Snowfall accumulations generally will be around 1 to 2" in Chicago once the snow ends late Friday morning.

Snow showers moved into the area Thursday night, and a second wave of snow is forecast for Friday night, according to the National Weather Service.

Some of the states expecting snow could even see flakes fall on Christmas Day, or at least on Christmas Eve. States most likely to see a white Christmasm according to AccuWeather,

As Americans are setting off on holiday trips this week, they may be facing dangerous winter weather in the Northeast that could delay their travel. The National Weather Service (NWS) said Monday in a post on social platform X that a “storm system will continue sweeping through the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Christmas Eve with

New Yorkers dreaming of a white Christmas could see those dreams come true this year if the Christmas Eve forecast cooperates, according to meteorologists. Snowy weather during the Tuesday morning rush hour should leave behind about half an inch of accumulation,

With Christmas right around the corner, many are checking the forecast – and some are even dreaming (sorry Southerners) – of a snowy holiday to match the classic, “White Christmas.” In 2023, a white Christmas remained true to the song – a dream.

If you're dreaming of a white Christmas, you'll have to keep dreaming, as it is not expected to happen this year.

Light snow on Christmas Eve morning should help decorate holiday scenes in Southern New England, according to the National Weather Service's forecast.