First frost of season possible Saturday morning

Chicago could see first frost Saturday morning as temperatures dip below freezing.

Oct 16, 2026

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First frost of season possible Saturday morning

Chicago could see first frost Saturday morning as temperatures dip below freezing.

In brief

Chicago could see first frost Saturday morning as temperatures dip below freezing. Chicago may experience its first frost Saturday morning with temperatures dropping to freezing before warming by afternoon. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.

First frost possible Saturday morning

Temperatures are expected to fall into the 30s overnight Friday and dip to around freezing early Saturday morning.

Frost advisory for Lake County

A frost advisory was issued for Lake County, north of Chicago.

Freeze advisories for western counties

Freeze advisories were issued for McHenry and Kane counties.

Chicago unlikely to see frost

Chicago is unlikely to see frost, but temperatures could drop lower in areas farther from the city.

National Weather Service forecast

National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Doom said temperatures will be brisk tonight and rise through the weekend.

First freeze earlier than average

This year’s first freeze is arriving slightly earlier than usual with an average date of Oct. 23 in Cook County.

El Niño potential for mild winter

A potentially 'historically strong' El Niño could bring mild winter temperatures to Chicago.

El Niño weather impact

El Niño could lead to 50% to 60% chance of above-normal temperatures this winter in Chicago.

Potential for cold snaps

Even in a mild winter, the weather service expects 'notable' stretches of cold weather and snowstorms.

The bottom line

Chicago may experience its first frost Saturday morning with temperatures dropping to freezing before warming by afternoon.

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