Snow?: NWS Reports Flurries This Morning in Western Suburbs

Snow, already? The National Weather Service reported some towns in the western suburbs saw flurries this morning, according to the Chicago Tribune.

It’s not uncommon to notice snow this early in the Chicago suburbs. The average first date for trace amounts of snow in the Chicago area is Oct. 30, according to the National Weather Service. The average first date for measurable snow, which is considered .01 inches or more, is Nov. 16.

But, still, that first sight of snow for the season can be jarring. Did you spot snow in your town? Tell us about it in the comments section.

Chilly This Morning But Above-Average Temps Next Week

Temps dipped as low as 28 degrees in Wheaton early this morning. It’s not expected to get that cold at any point in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service. In fact, temps are expected to reach a high in the mid- to upper-60s during the start of next week.

Rain is in the forecast on Halloween with a high of 51 degrees during the day and a low of 47 degrees expected Saturday night.

Visit the National Weather Service website for updates on weather in your town.