"Vicious” winds of up to 40 miles an hour tonight into Wednesday morning could result in “blizzard-like conditions." 
A commuter waits for a CTA bus at Sheridan and Stratford as snow accumulates around her. About 13 inches of snow is expected to drop on Chicago and the suburbs.
(Al Podgorski/Sun-Times)
"Vicious” winds of up to 40 miles an hour tonight into Wednesday morning could result in “blizzard-like conditions." 
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