Another sunny day ahead in Chicago
A warming trend begins with highs reaching to mid-50s by Wednesday.
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A warming trend begins with highs reaching to mid-50s by Wednesday.
Wind chills will dip into the teens.
Gradual warm-up is on the way.
CBS 2 Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon has the 5 p.m. forecast for Friday, Feb. 16, 2024.
With the chilly breeze, it'll feel like the 20s all day with wind chills approaching 0° by Saturday morning.
There's a slight chance for snow later in the week.
Temperatures will again be above average with highs in the lower 40s.
Clouds will increase in the Chicago area overnight Saturday and linger Sunday morning.
High pressure keeps conditions dry & quiet this weekend, just in case you host an outdoor Super Bowl party.
1886 was the last time it was this warm on this date in Chicago
Expect patchy fog late Sunday into Monday.
We expect mostly sunny skies today but, once again, see the possibility of stubborn fog and clouds near the lake.
Highs by Thursday could be running 20 degrees above average.
Just a day after the groundhogs predicted an early spring, we have a beautiful weekend ahead of us with sunshine.
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, meaning an early spring is on the way according to his Groundhog Day prognostication.
More sun and warmer temps are on the way! CBS 2 Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist has your First Alert forecast.
And spring is only 50 days away
CBS News Chicago's weather forecast model — First Alert — helps digital users and traditional television viewers stay on top of Chicago's dynamic weather.
Below-average precipitation is expected this winter due to an El Niño weather pattern.
Rain chances are scarce, and there may be a peek of sunshine Monday.
More gray skies for Sunday and much of the upcoming workweek.
A dense fog advisory has been issued for northern and central Cook County and Lake County, Illinois, as well as Lake and Porter counties in Indiana until midnight Saturday.
On Saturday, it will be foggy with a few showers and a high 42.
Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 6 p.m.
There have been more than 90 confirmed weather-related fatalities in states around the country, according to a CBS News tally.
