CHICAGO (CBS) — Clouds are moving out, and cold air is funneling in.

Get ready for temperatures to tumble into the 20s Monday night, and since it will be breezy with gusts near 30 mph, temperatures will feel like the teens at times through Tuesday.

Highs on Tuesday will peak in the upper 30s at best, and the cold air trend will hold for the rest of the week. The coldest air of the season is set to arrive on Friday, lasting through the start of next week—with highs not even breaking freezing and lows in the teens.

After sunny skies Tuesday, a rain/snow mix is possible Wednesday, lasting through Thanksgiving Thursday. Due to the big holiday travel day, Wednesday is a First Alert weather day as travel could be difficult on Wednesday depending on the rain/snow ratio for this event.

The forecast is still to get ironed out on the track and precipitation type, so make sure to stay with CBS News Chicago for updates.

Forecast at a glance:

Monday night: Clearing clouds. Low of 26. Northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph. Gusts to 30.

Tuesday: Sunny and Cold. High of 38. Breezy, wind chills in the 20s.

Tuesday night: Partly Cloudy. Low of 32.