A northwest shift in Wednesday's winter storm and warmer than expected temperatures left around 2 inches of snow in Chicago. Most of the precipitation didn't accumulate. Temps and wind chills below zero are forecast for Thursday.

Usually, after the snow comes the cold. And that's the case Thursday in Chicagoland. The Winter Weather Advisory that was in effect throughout Wednesday expired early Thursday morning, leaving behind early-morning temperatures in the teens with wind-chills values in the single digits in many locations.