Hazardous Weather Expected through Thursday Morning

Bundle up and get your shovel ready—it looks like more snow is on the way.

The National Weather Service released a hazardous weather outlook Wednesday that predicts a 90 percent chance of snow, with several inches of accumulation possible through mid-morning Thursday.

Expect three to five inches of snow to fall between Rockford and Joliet, according to the National Weather Service. Other parts of the Chicago area can anticipate about one to three inches of accumulation.

The heaviest snowfall is expected to happen after midnight but should slow in the a.m. Thursday.

When less than one inch of snow accumulates on Darien's roads, the city salts the streets, according to the department. It switches to plowing and salting when there's more than one inch of snow.

Overnight street parking is generally prohibited when there's more than two inches of snowfall so plows can clear the roads, according to the .