Bears game weather this week: How much snow will Chicago get this week?

The Buffalo Bills are going to Chicago to play against the Chicago Bears in a game that would typically go well for the Bills. For teams that are far more separated in the league rankings, the climate may somewhat even out their chances.

The first significant, harsh winter of the year struck the Chicago area on Thursday. While Chicago's snowfall was not particularly heavy, the cold was harsh. Chicago is anticipated to be brutally cold and chilly on Saturday. A snowstorm that is moving across the nation will impact the city.

According to specialist Jake Peter of the National Weather Service of Chicago, the area had seen 1 to 2 inches of snow by Thursday evening. The airline canceled numerous flights from the two Chicago terminals on friday. As reported by the website FlightAware, over 500 planes that were supposed to depart from O'Hare on thursday have already been postponed until late thursday afternoon.

The entire area saw below-freezing conditions on thursday night as well as friday, with snow flurries as low as -40. Snow and wind will remain a worry on saturday.

While playing on the road against the Chicago Bears this weekend, the Buffalo Bills could be less fortunate than they were last week when they beat the Miami Dolphins in bad weather.

Due to Chicago's chilly and windy weather, the Bears and the Bills may have a difficult time. Since throwing won't be as simple as expected, the potent running game side may gain a competitive advantage.

Injury Reports for the Bears and the Bills in Week 16

Injuries have been a problem this season for several NFL clubs, including the Bills. Injury Reports for this week include Jamison Crowder, Christian Bendford, Von Miller, Jake Kumerow, Micah Hyde, and Tommy Doyle. Ike Boettger was eventually removed from the injury list and is now included on Buffalo's active roster.

A couple of significant players like Eddie Jackson, Darnell Mooney, and Jack Sanborn are on the injury report for the Chicago Bears. Their running back Khalil Herbert could be activated from the injury list this week. The absences of Kindle Vildor, Trevon Wesco, and Equanimeous St. Brown have been verified. Teven Jenkins, Chase Claypool, and Cody Whitehair are question marks going into this game.