Chicago First Alert Weather: Wind gusts expected to pick up
Average highs this time of the year are around 60 degrees, so we're tracking nearly 20 degrees above average in some areas.
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Average highs this time of the year are around 60 degrees, so we're tracking nearly 20 degrees above average in some areas.
Temperatures will run a good 15 degrees above normal on Saturday and Sunday.
Take your coat this morning but leave it later on.
Mostly sunny, dry and not as breezy for Thursday. Highs will be cool in the mid to upper 50s.
This weekend may be the last chance to enjoy some warm temps before we head back into the cold.
One more cold day before a warmup! Cloudy early but the sun returns by afternoon.
Most locations will be near or below freezing overnight.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, expect lake enhanced rain and snow showers for southwest lower Michigan and parts of northwest Indiana.
More clouds than sunshine with highs in the middle 40s but 30s for wind chills.
Lake effect rain showers are in the forecast for parts of Northwest Indiana, especially in La Porte County.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in place for Porter and Jasper counties in Indiana from 6 p.m. Monday to 3 a.m. Tuesday.
There are also a wide range of other minor weather concerns that lend to Alert Mode this evening.
Brief snow showers mixed with rain are possible in the afternoon, before wrapping up by the evening.
After Monday temperatures get warmer each and every day.
Increasing clouds as a weak cold front comes through - becoming breezy.
Expect Saturday evening to be mostly clear with a low temperature of 41 degrees.
A sunny and cool October day with sunshine and breezy conditions.
A week of clear skies is ahead after showers this evening.
A freeze warning is in effect for areas away from central Cook County until 8 a.m.
A freeze warning will be in effect for much of northeastern Illinois.
The freeze warning does not include central Cook County.
Clouds and sunshine mixed Thursday with spotty showers developing in the afternoon and evening.
Clouds may increase during the day tomorrow as a few instability showers develop.
Tomorrow we may end up with an increase of cloud cover and afternoon instability showers.
The cold front crosses the Chicago area in the early afternoon, bringing 20 mile per hour winds.
