Another wet day could be in store for the White Sox on Wednesday. The morning mix of rain and snow could continue into the afternoon.
"It may just stay as rain in the city," said NBC 5 Meteorologist Alicia Roman. "It could be a rain-snow mix depending on where you are."
By 6 a.m. Wednesday, the rain in parts of Cook County had begun to mix with snow.
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Rain and snow was expected to continue areawide through 8 p.m. with some showers and flakes lingering overnight.
Light snow was expected to continue falling early Thursday, with snow changing to rain by Thursday afternoon.
Even if there’s no lightning, heavy rain could postpone or delay the White Sox game. But if Chicago gets just light precipitation or a drizzle the team could play through the elements.
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First pitch is scheduled at 1:10 p.m. and temperatures are expected to hover just under 40 degrees with wind chills just above 30 at that time, per the National Weather Service.
For detailed forecast information, check out our coverage at NBC Chicago.