Chicago First Alert Weather: An end to showers, then partly cloudy Labor Day
Labor Day will bring partly cloudy skies and a high temperature of 77 degrees.
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Labor Day will bring partly cloudy skies and a high temperature of 77 degrees.
The cold front that came through Saturday afternoon leaves us with cooler weather today.
Saturday night expect a few showers or isolated rumbles of thunder.
A mostly sunny Saturday with changing conditions by afternoon.
Waves of 5 to 6 feet are possible, rip current risk will be elevated, and swimming conditions will be dangerous.
Friday's temperatures will be near 90s with partly sunny skies and breezy conditions.
A front moves through the area on Saturday, allowing for a chance for showers and storms.
Cold front will pass Saturday, bringing a small chance of stray storms.
Temperatures will be in the upper 80s Thursday.
A bit hotter on Friday with highs near 90 degrees in several locations.
A cold front will cross our area Saturday midday bringing a spotty storm chance.
Wednesday's temperatures will be in the mid 80s.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, there will be a warming trend to finish the workweek.
Tuesday will be a sunny day with temperatures in the low 80s.
Skies will clear by early Tuesday morning, allowing for a sunny and beautiful afternoon.
The intense line of thunderstorms that rocked the area earlier this afternoon, have exited the region.
The storms could bring up to 80 mph wind gusts and nickel-sized hail.
Sunday features partly sunny skies and some scattered showers with a threat of severe weather.
Showers and storms are possible into Monday.
Temperatures will be at a seasonable level and there'll be plenty of sunshine to go around under a partly cloudy sky.
Storm chances linger into Monday ahead of a front that will move through the area late in the day.
Rain chances return on Sunday with our next system.
Sunday brings a slight chance of afternoon storms.
Skies will be mostly cloudy Thursday night, with lows ranging from upper 60s in the Loop to low 60s in the western suburbs.
Any heavy cells could bring wind gusts to 50 mph and downpours.
