Following Chicago's coldest and snowiest start to meteorological winter since 2016, warmer weather is settling in temporarily this week.

Chicago’s thaw continues this week with 40s, rain chances and a possible 50-degree day before colder air returns for the weekend.

The Chicago area could see temperatures soaring well above their seasonal averages this week, though those readings could come with chances of rain.

The two systems will bring a chance of light snow and potential travel impacts, according to the National Weather Service.

After nearly a full day of light snow, Chicago faces more minor snowfall and plunging temperatures heading into New Year’s Eve.

Sunday could be an eventful weather day in the Chicago area, with chances of strong-to-severe thunderstorms and snow both in the forecast.

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There are at least three instances in the past 150 years when opposing temperature extremes hit the area in back-to-back years.

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Sara Tenenbaum is the Senior Digital Producer for CBS News Chicago covering breaking, local and community news in Chicago. She previously worked as a digital producer and senior digital producer for ABC7 Chicago. Chicago weather this weekend will be frigid ...