Chicagoland

Sunday is forecast to be a picture-perfect summer day with low humidity across Chicagoland. The day will feature sunshine and comfortable temperatures for residents.

Storm threats are returning to Chicagoland on Friday afternoon, potentially disrupting plans. While Thursday saw warm temperatures and sunshine, the day is expected to start with a sun/cloud mix, followed by gathering clouds and a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms.

Severe and strong storms are possible for the Chicago area on Friday. These intense weather events could hit Chicagoland this week.

The area can expect beautiful weather on Thursday. However, scattered storms are possible returning to Chicagoland on Friday.

Chicago is expected to have a pleasant stretch of weather ahead. Chicagoland is heading into several comfortable late-summer days, and intense heat is not anticipated.

Showers and thunderstorms are scheduled to return to Chicagoland today, specifically on Tuesday night. These returning storms have the potential to affect Game 2 of the Crosstown Classic.

Severe storms are possible across Chicagoland starting Tuesday. The weather forecast indicates that the storms could escalate from strong to severe conditions throughout the area.

A stormy weekend is forecasted for parts of Chicagoland, carrying a threat of flash flooding. Locally, rainfall rates could reach significant levels, potentially hitting 2-3 inches per hour.

Severe storms are once again possible across Chicagoland today. Storms could become severe this afternoon, carrying potential threats of damaging winds and tornadoes.

Chicagoland may experience another round of thunderstorms before noon on Wednesday. The severe weather remains possible due to strong storm activity.

A derecho recently struck Chicagoland, marking the first one in six years. Forecasters at the WGN Tom Skilling Weather Center explained the necessary requirements for a weather system to receive the classification of a derecho.

Severe storms are anticipated across Chicagoland on Tuesday. The primary concern from these potential severe storms includes damaging winds, and there remains a possibility of tornadoes.

Multiple rounds of severe storms swept through Chicagoland on Sunday, causing additional damage and power outages in the area. In Arlington Heights, village officials reported public works crews were actively clearing roadways so utility crews could access and repair downed power lines.

Chicagoland is expected to have a warm and humid Sunday. The area will face scattered storms as a more active weather pattern begins to take shape.

A slow-moving storm system continues to affect Chicagoland with cloud coverage and ongoing chances for showers, particularly early Thursday, as temperatures cool down.

Chicagoland and Chicago are experiencing intermittent rain today with potential for heavier storms in the evening. Residents are advised to keep umbrellas ready as showers and storms may occur throughout the day.

Monday's weather in Chicagoland will be dry with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, which is below average for early August.

Heavy rain is expected in Chicagoland, potentially causing flooding as July transitions to August. Residents are advised to keep umbrellas handy due to the incoming weather.

The National Weather Service confirmed at least two tornadoes touched down in Chicagoland as severe storms caused damage on Monday afternoon.

Chicagoland is experiencing a perfect summer day with sunny skies and cooler air. However, dangerous waves along Lake Michigan have led to ongoing beach hazards. Conditions are expected to remain similar through the weekend.

A Tornado Warning was issued for parts of Chicagoland and the Chicago area on Monday as severe storms brought flooding, hail, and 70 mph winds.

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for parts of Chicagoland, and O'Hare has experienced three weeks without measurable rain.

Chicagoland's heat wave is ending soon, but Monday will bring another hot and humid day with a risk of severe storms.

Hot and humid conditions are returning to Chicagoland on Sunday, with heat index values expected to reach triple digits. The weekend is ending with elevated heat index readings.

Severe storms could bring damaging winds, hail, and flooding to Chicagoland tonight. Tornadoes cannot be ruled out.

Chicagoland is experiencing a combination of smoky skies and potential severe storms today. The weather conditions include heat and possible storms, creating a challenging situation for the area.

An Air Quality Alert has been extended through Monday night in Chicagoland. Showers and thunderstorms are possible by Monday evening across the area.

Another round of Canadian wildfire smoke is expected to drift into Chicagoland overnight, bringing a smoky start to the day before conditions gradually improve.

Jewell’s Jems highlights individuals in Chicagoland promoting healthy living. Saran Dunmore and her daughter Sanaa discussed Kids Leading Kids, a company that teaches children leadership, confidence, and life skills.

Wildfire smoke has caused dangerous air conditions in Chicagoland, but experts predict improvement soon. The situation remains under monitoring for potential changes.

Wildfire smoke caused hazardous air quality in Chicago on Thursday. A map is available to track the worst conditions across Chicagoland.

Wildfire smoke from Canada has settled over Chicagoland, leading to some of the worst air quality the region has experienced.

Hazy skies in Chicagoland are caused by wildfire smoke from Canada, leading to dangerous air quality. Photos document the thick smoke covering Chicago skies.

An Air Quality Alert is in effect for Chicagoland due to dangerous conditions caused by heat mixing with smoke from wildfires up north. Residents are being asked to reduce prolonged outdoor activities.

Chicagoland is heading into its hottest stretch of the year, with upper 90s expected by midweek. Slight relief could arrive later in the week.

Monday's weather in Chicagoland will be dry, sunny, and hot with temperatures reaching around 90 degrees. The heat index, influenced by humidity, is expected to range between 95 and 100 degrees.

Chicagoland is expected to have warm and sunny weather on Sunday, making for a beautiful day as the weekend ends.

Chicago and Chicagoland are experiencing a dry, sunny weather stretch with temperatures approaching 90 degrees next week following the departure of recent storms.

Two suburban reservoirs are nearly full after four rounds of severe thunderstorms caused heavy rainfall in Chicagoland during the Fourth of July weekend. The storms repeatedly affected the same areas, leading to significant water accumulation.

Chicagoland is experiencing a break from recent heat and severe storms, with a return to sunny and comfortable weather. Rain chances are expected to return later this week.