Chicago First Alert Weather: Extreme heat could bring severe storms
Chicago will have hot air increasing from the south during the day Monday. The question remains: How far north will the heat move?
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Chicago will have hot air increasing from the south during the day Monday. The question remains: How far north will the heat move?
A cold front slides down through Chicago early this morning.
We have a chance for passing showers or a rumble of thunder.
Expect a high today in the upper 70s.
A few showers are possible over the weekend, but otherwise expect a pleasant weekend in the 70s under a mostly cloudy sky.
Rain chances return.
A beautiful evening was in store Thursday with temperatures in the 60s with increasing high clouds.
It will be fair and quiet through the night Thursday with high clouds increasing.
Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s.
The rain moved out Wednesday afternoon, but the clouds will linger through the evening for lakeside locations.
Rain stays with us Wednesday afternoon until about 4:00 p.m. when the disturbance starts to move away from our area.
Clouds will increase after midnight, and temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s overnight Tuesday.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, downpours are likely late morning through early afternoon Wednesday.
Heavy, rapid rain hit parts of the greater Chicago area Monday night as storms passed through Monday evening.
Increasing clouds this evening with a chance for an isolated shower.
A front will lift northward today, opening the door for a warmer air mass to move into our area.
Most of the day will be dry, but a few showers will be possible in the afternoon.
We still have dry air in place this morning with a clear sky.
Mostly clear and cool tonight with lows in the mid-50s in Chicago, but upper 40s in the western suburbs.
Clear & quiet overnight with high pressure in control.
Get ready for some sunshine.
A beautiful and mostly clear night ahead with temperatures in the 60s this evening, then mid to upper 50s overnight.
With a dry air mass in place, skies will be clear tonight and tomorrow. In the afternoon, it may be breezy at times with the dry, northwest flow.
Overnight, a few sprinkles, or light rain showers, will be possible
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, clouds linger tonight with a few sprinkles after midnight.
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