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Warmer temperatures will lead to patchy fog and freezing drizzle, with light snow and icing possible, especially along I-94 and the Twin Cities. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, but widespread impacts are unlikely as temperatures remain above average through next week, with only minor precipitation risks.
A winter weather advisory is in effect in Minnesota due to the potential for icy roads and freezing drizzle on Christmas Day, especially north of Interstate 94, with up to a tenth of an inch of ice possible. The drizzle is expected to end before sunrise on Friday, with colder temperatures and strong winds forecasted for the weekend, followed by a warming trend next week.
A gloomy and foggy Christmas Day is affecting much of Minnesota, with dense fog, freezing drizzle, and icy travel concerns, especially in the northern regions. While temperatures are relatively warm for late December, a cold Arctic front will bring a sharp drop in temperatures early next week, accompanied by strong winds and dangerously low wind chills.
Winter Weather Advisories are in effect across parts of Chicagoland as light snow, sleet, and freezing drizzle are expected throughout Monday and into Tuesday morning, potentially causing slick streets and sidewalks. The National Weather Service has issued advisories for various counties in Northern Illinois and Northwest Indiana, warning of mixed precipitation and possible power outages. Residents are advised to use caution when traveling and prepare for icy conditions.
A winter storm is expected to hit Oklahoma this weekend, with snow beginning in the panhandle after midnight. Freezing drizzle, sleet, and snow will spread throughout the state, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for northwest Oklahoma and Winter Storm Warnings in Kansas. The northwest Metro, including Oklahoma City, may see sleet and snow Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Strong winds and cold temperatures will follow, with wind chills dropping to the single digits and teens. Temperatures will gradually rise before the next system arrives late next week.