The year without a winter will continue for the next few days at least. Clearing skies and light winds overnight may lead to some patchy fog development, especially along and south of I-80 where most of the precipitation occurred over the last 48 hours. On Sunday, we'll be on the eastern periphery of a large area of high pressure, likely allowing for plenty of sun and yet another day of above normal temperatures across the area. Full sunshine and west southwest winds out ahead of a cold front will make for an even milder day on Monday. Colder air will arrive on Tuesday, but temperatures will still end up at or above average due to the lack of snow cover over the region. Some lake effect snow showers may develop and affect far northeastern Illinois.