Here’s a timeline of what to expect and when – NBC Chicago

After a dose of winter weather on Saturday, it appears more will soon be on the way.

By the afternoon, much of the Chicago area received between one and three inches of snow, though some communities reported up to five inches of accumulation. That round moved out in the following hours, but another was supposed to arrive some time late Saturday into Sunday, bringing around an inch of snowfall.

While Sunday won’t see nearly as much snow, some flurries are possible, though a relatively calm day is expected. When the work week rolls around, it will start off rather pleasant for this time of year, but things will change later on when snow arrives.

With two winter storms possible in the coming days, here’s a breakdown of what you can expect and when, and how much snow you could see outside your window.

Late Monday

Following a relatively quiet day with comfortable temperatures, the first of two winter storms will arrive late Monday.

A winter system will move…