Chicago’s January thaw continues through late week before cooler air and a light rain-snow mix return this weekend.

Following Chicago's coldest and snowiest start to meteorological winter since 2016, warmer weather is settling in temporarily this week.

Chicago’s thaw continues this week with 40s, rain chances and a possible 50-degree day before colder air returns for the weekend.

Tonight will be cloudy with a chance for some fog. The potential for drizzle moves in early tomorrow. Fox Chicago's Kaitlin Cody has the forecast.

The two systems will bring a chance of light snow and potential travel impacts, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service on Sunday warned of an incoming cold front and possible wind speeds that could approach 50 mph by Monday.

Fox Chicago’s Mark Strehl has the forecast. We started out with temperatures slightly colder than normal, but there isn’t anything particularly bitter in store today. Daytime highs may struggle to hit 30 degrees. Fortunately, winds have been pretty light at around 4 to 5 mph. The normal high is usually around 33 degrees for this time of year.

Sunday could be an eventful weather day in the Chicago area, with chances of strong-to-severe thunderstorms and snow both in the forecast.