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Bundle up, Chicago.

As the city’s quickest start to winter in nearly 50 years persists, this weekend is due to bring another round of bitter cold weather, officials say.

Expect temperatures to plunge starting Friday night. After highs in the low 30s, the cold will begin to set in overnight into Saturday, according to David King, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Chicago.

Through the start of the weekend, there’s a chance of snow, but most accumulation is expected southwest of the city, King said. It’s after that system that forecasters predict the bone-chilling temperatures to really set in.

Saturday night into Sunday morning, the city could see windchills reach as low 20 to 30 degrees below zero, King said.

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