Chicago is bracing for another wave of bitter cold following a recent snowstorm. According to the Chicago Tribune, temperatures are expected to plummet, with wind chills reaching dangerously low levels. The National Weather Service has warned that between midnight and noon on Monday, Cook County could experience wind chills as low as minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit. This follows a period of heavy snowfall that has already impacted the region, with residents seen clearing snow from cars and sidewalks. The cold snap is part of a larger pattern of frigid weather gripping the area, with temperatures remaining in the single digits and below-zero wind chills reported in various parts of the city.