Chicago Weather: Light accumulating snow Friday before subzero wind chills set in | Live radar

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago area can expect a dusting of light snow Friday afternoon and evening before temps take a nosedive on Saturday.

Light snow will move into western counties through the afternoon. While accumulations will be light - a dusting to a half-inch at most - it will be enough to create slippery conditions on untreated roads and walkways. La Porte County could also see some lingering lake effect snow early Saturday morning.

The entire Chicago area will wake up to subzero wind chills Saturday morning. With a breeze all day, ABC7 meteorologist Greg Dutra said the wind chills won't get out of the single digits all day - but it will be sunny!

The cold won't hang around for long though, with temps warming to near 30 on Sunday and highs above freezing mid-week.

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The bitter cold comes on the heels of a major snowstorm that dropped over a foot of snow on Chicago's south suburbs and Northwest Indiana on Wednesday and Thursday.

Cars trapped in snow earlier this week in Peotone

The wind caused blowing and drifting snow which led to a road closure in Will County.

2-Day Snow Totals:

Mokena - 14.3 inches

Chesterton - 14 inches

Valparaiso - 13.5 inches

Kankakee- 13 inches

South Haven -13.5 inches

St. John - 13 inches

Minooka - 12.6 inches

Cedar Lake - 12.5 inches

Dyer - 11 inches

Morocco - 11 inches

Midway Airport - 11 inches

Midlothian - 10.8 inches

Coal City - 10.5 inches

Oak Lawn - 10.5 inches

Joliet - 10.2 inches

Lynwood - 10 inches

Braidwood - 10 inches

Lakeview (Chicago) - 7.8 inches

North Aurora - 5 inches

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