According to the National Weather Service, the entire Chicago area beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday will be under a winter storm watch, with heavy accumulating snow expected throughout the day.

CHICAGO (CBS) — Two winter storm systems are on the way this week, both bringing the potential for accumulating snow and major travel problems. The first big one will hit Chicago on Wednesday.

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The severe storms had moved on from the Chicago area by 8 p.m. But snow is on the way as the other shoe drops. A Tornado Watch was in effect for much of the afternoon and evening Wednesday.

The window of opportunity for severe storms will be between 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. After the severe weather threat, as temperatures plummet, expect snow. Slushy wet snow is expected overnight through ...

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