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Chicago First Alert Weather: clear and warm finish for 4th of July; scattered storms Wednesday

CHICAGO (CBS) -- An isolated shower or storm is possible until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, then expect a mostly clear and warm evening with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s to close out the 4th of July. 

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Overnight temperatures will fall only to the low 70s under a mostly clear sky.

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An Air Quality Alert has been posted for Wednesday. Elevated amounts of ozone pollution will reduce air quality to possibly the "unhealthy" category.

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Wednesday will start mostly clear, then we'll have increasing clouds by midday. Highs will be hot in the low 90s. 

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A cold front will approach the area by late in the day, and will be the focus for scattered thunderstorms, especially after 4 p.m. 

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A few storms could be severe, producing hail and gusty winds.

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Cooler air for late week and weekend, with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. Shower chances return by the weekend.

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TONIGHT: An early evening shower or storm is possible, then mostly clear overnight. Low 71°

WEDNESDAY: Increasing clouds and hot. Thunderstorm chances increase by the late afternoon. A few storms could be severe. High 91°

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy and cooler. A slight chance for rain. High 77°

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