The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for parts of the Chicago area as several inches of snow could snarl the morning commute.

After a week of active weather across the Chicago area, residents could see a brief round of light snow before a dramatic temperature swing later in the weekend.

After unseasonably warm temperatures in the 60s Friday — with some areas southwest of Chicago nearing the upper 60s — a sharp cooldown is expected this weekend.

Winter appears to be bringing a last-minute rush to the Chicago area, with a winter storm expected to dump accumulating snow just hours after spring-like temps and another round of potentially severe storms hit the region.

Strong winds up to 60 mph are expected late Thursday night into Friday, followed by a chance for accumulating snow Sunday night and a blast of colder air early next week.

The Chicago area is in for snow Monday after Sunday’s rains freeze overnight. According to Kevin Doom, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, Chicago may see around one or two inches of

The snow and cold in the Midwest comes amid blizzard and winter storm warnings for parts of the east coast, with as much as two feet of snow possible across areas in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York.

From high winds and temps in the 50s to snow and bitter cold, the next week in Chicago is going to be a wild weather swing.

After a dangerous evening that saw at least four tornadoes touch down, Chicagoland is shifting to storm cleanup and a colder, unsettled stretch of weather.