Cloudy skies and several inches of snow are possible in the northern parts of the Chicago area Saturday, as the approaching system comes with a sharp cutoff in terms of receiving rain or snow.
According to NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Brant Miller, snowfall totals around the area are dependent on where the center of low pressure tracks in the system approaching the Chicago area on Saturday.If the low pressure center tracks further north, precipitation could be primarily rain for much of the Chicago area, particularly in areas near I-88 where snowfall totals are more uncertain.
Even in the Global High-Res Atmospheric Forecast that projects nearly five inches of snow at O'Hare, snowfall totals dramatically drop off south of I-88, with suburban Romeoville and Plainfield receiving less than an inch of snow.
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