CHICAGO - Monday is cold, but better than it was over the weekend! Highs today will be in the mid 20s, with wind chills in the teens. There will be gusty wind today with speeds above 30 mph at times.

This weekend's game in Soldier Field will likely be the coldest of the season thus far. Could it crack the list of coldest football games ever played?

While the Chicago area digs out from its first major winter storm of the season, more snow could be on the way in coming days.

Sunday morning, ahead of the Chicago Bears game at Soldier Field, will be the coldest part of the weekend. While winds may relax on Sunday afternoon, it will still be bitterly cold. During the game, wind chills will be anywhere from -5 to -10.

With frigid weather conditions expected across Chicagoland this weekend and around game time, the Chicago Bears are advising fans to plan ahead for Sunday’s home game against the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field on Dec.

The city of Chicago will be gripped by frigid temperatures and bone-chilling wind chills Sunday, but some big changes are coming to the forecast.

Chicago is expected to slowly warm up starting Monday, with temperatures climbing into the 20s after days of extreme cold. Denver will stay unusually warm, while strong winds are likely to continue in West Seattle through Monday.

There is an AccuWeather Alert Wednesday morning for possible blowing snow during the morning commute, ABC7 Chicago meteorologist Larry Mowry said.

Chicago faces a wintry mix, with rain, snow, and strong winds expected, impacting driving conditions and bringing colder temperatures.

The Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams will be welcoming the Cleveland Browns and Shedeur Sanders to town for a Week 15 clash. There's just one problem: The weather may not be at all conducive to good quarterback play. In fact, it might be quite miserable. The high temperature on Sunday in Chicago is 11 degrees, according to AccuWeather.

The Chicago Bears will battle the Cleveland Browns in a must-win Week 15 matchup for Chicago as they look to keep up in the NFC playoff race. The Bears are coming off a rough one-score loss to the Green Bay Packers,

FOX 32 meteorologist Mark Strehl says bitter air settles in tonight, pushing temperatures below zero across most of the Chicago area. Wind chills could fall as low as 28 degrees below zero overnight into the early morning hours of Sunday.