After a bitter morning brought unusually cold temps to the Chicago area for early December, expect even more cold weather in store.

Frigid temperatures linger across Chicago, with wind chills below zero today and several chances for light snow over the coming days.

It won't be nearly as severe as the winter storm that clobbered the Chicago area over the weekend, but more snow is coming Monday afternoon, and it has warranted a Winter Weather Advisory.

The Chicago area has experienced plenty of wintry weather in recent days, but a blast of icy Arctic air will send wind chills plummeting this week.

Prepare for overnight lows in the negative single digits and wind chills of -15° to -20°. Thursday will be the coldest, with daytime highs in the teens, the weather service said.

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Bundle up, Chicago: Bitter cold temperatures and even colder wind chills were in the forecast, the NBC 5 Storm Team said, thanks to a blast of icy, Arctic air that moved in following a cold front Wednesday.