Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear skies tonight, storm chances tomorrow
It will be mainly dry for most of Tuesday, but afternoon heating may trigger a few showers or storms.
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It will be mainly dry for most of Tuesday, but afternoon heating may trigger a few showers or storms.
The rain won't dampen your upcoming Fourth of July plans as drier and hotter weather is ahead.
The severe threat is minimal but is not zero. Areas south of Chicago have a higher threat of strong storms.
A showery and stormy pattern for the next couple of days
Scattered showers are possible after midnight.
The weekend features cooler temperatures lakeside with passing showers and thunderstorms.
According to CBS 2 Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon, a brief heavy thunderstorm is possible before 9:00 p.m., but mainly along the Wisconsin/Illinois state line.
There is also an Air Quality Alert until midnight.
Mary Kay Kleist tells you what to expect this afternoon.
Severe weather is on the way amid lingering air quality concerns
Storms could form by daybreak on Thursday. The strongest storms may bring hail and damaging winds.
Wildfire smoke from Canada and high ozone levels have combined to create "very unhealthy" air quality throughout Chicagoland.
According to CBS Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, an isolated thunderstorm is possible.
Showers and storms arrive by Monday afternoon and evening.
Expect Sunday night to be windy with a few stray showers.
A break before a chance of showers and storms develops midday and afternoon.
A line of rain and possible storms arrives after 10 p.m. Saturday night through about 4 a.m. Sunday morning.
After the weekend, cooler temps return during the workweek.
According to CBS 2 Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, heat builds Saturday as highs reach 90 degrees.
Sunshine and summer temps continuing today and tomorrow.
We're expecting hazy sun and temperatures in the middle 80s for Friday.
Thursday's temperatures will be in the 80s with sunny skies.
According to CBS 2 Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, dry high pressure keeps weather systems away for the next few days.
We are greeted with some stagnant weather.
Highs will be in the 80s Tuesday with lows in the 70s along the lake shore.
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