A little more snow is heading our way just in time for Chicago’s end of day commute. A period of snowfall, just “a coating to a half an inch,” is on its way, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Gino Izzi. The snow, including possibly freezing drizzle, will begin in the early afternoon and reach into the early evening, he added.

Even with plummeting temperatures, some things can be done ahead of time to avoid troubles come Thursday morning.

After snowy weekend, Chicago expected to receive up to another four inches of snow on Monday during evening rush hour.

More snow is falling in the Chicago area on Monday night as residents dig out from the weekend's major winter storm.

The opening days of December it may be, but it feels like midwinter in Chicago, with record snowfall in the past week​ and even colder temperatures on the way.

Frigid temperatures linger across Chicago, with wind chills below zero today and several chances for light snow over the coming days.

The cold really slaps you in the face when you walk out the door Thursday and it could be hard to catch your breath for a second, while your lungs adjust to the bitter windchills. Doctors say minutes matter in the cold, when temperatures drop this low.

A band of light to moderate snowfall should start to hit the Chicago area early to midafternoon Monday, according to the National Weather Service.