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Latest Chicago weather timeline shows whether rain could spoil trick-or-treating
Ghouls and goblins are set to venture out Saturday night for trick-or-treating fun in the Chicago area, but will rain spoil the party?. According to the latest forecasts from the NBC 5 Storm Team, rain is certainly in the forecast late Friday and then into Saturday, but it’s still up in the air when exactly that rain will taper off before the Halloween fun truly gets underway.
hoodline.com
Chicago Snags One Last Mild Day Before Halloween Soaker Rolls In
Chicago is getting one more mild, breezy day before Halloween weekend turns gray and damp. Thursday starts in the low to mid 60s with clouds, climbs to 68, then brings isolated showers and a noticeable cool-down by evening. The National Weather Service Chicago office expects scattered showers before 3 p.m.,...
Block Club Chicago
Chicago Is Having Its Sunniest October In A Century — But That’s About To Change
CHICAGO — It’s not your imagination: The weather has been incredible in Chicago this month. After the month began with 1.41 inches of rainfall on Oct. 1, we’ve experienced an October that is far warmer, sunnier and drier than normal. “The opening salvo of our traditionally cloudy...
fox32chicago.com
Chicago weather: Showers possible before skies clear Thursday
CHICAGO - A shift in the weather is on the way for Chicago, with a few changes to keep in mind for Halloween weekend. Showers are possible Thursday morning as a cold front moves through. Highs will reach around 70, with skies clearing during the afternoon. Sunshine and southwest winds up to 15 mph are expected later in the day.
floridaing.com
Scattered Rain Showers Reach Milwaukee, Chicago, West Michigan and Peoria Early Thursday as Cold Front Pushes East Late This Week Toward Indianapolis, Detroit and the Great Lakes
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A cold front will bring scattered rain showers to the Great Lakes region late this week as it pushes east across the Midwest. Simulated radar for 4 a.m. EDT Thursday, October 29, shows the front stretching from central Wisconsin near Wausau southwest through Iowa and into Missouri. Scattered showers are developing ahead of it across southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, Lake Michigan and west Michigan. The front is expected to keep moving east toward Indiana, Ohio and southeast Michigan, including the Indianapolis and Detroit areas, through Thursday.
fox32chicago.com
Chicago weather: Shower chances move in Thursday and linger through the weekend
Temperatures climbed into the upper 70s Wednesday, roughly 20 degrees above Chicago's average high for Oct. 28. A cold front could bring showers or thunderstorms Thursday, followed by cooler temperatures Friday. Rain chances may taper off for Halloween trick-or-treaters Saturday evening, but more widespread rain is expected on Election Day.
Country Herald
Chicago, IL Weather Oct. 28–31: Cold Front, Halloween Rain
Chicago, IL – A stretch of unusually mild late-October weather will continue across northern Illinois before a cold front brings scattered rain chances and cooler temperatures heading into Halloween weekend, according to a new forecast released Tuesday, October 27.
Country Herald
Midwest Weather: Heavy Rain Risk Could Develop Near Chicago Nov. 3-4
Chicago, IL – Parts of the Midwest face an increased risk of heavy precipitation during the opening days of November, with federal forecasters highlighting portions of the central United States for potentially significant rainfall Nov.
fox32chicago.com
Chicago weather: Mild temps continue before rain returns
CHICAGO - Chicago’s mild weather will continue through midweek before rain chances return ahead of Halloween weekend. One Click Can Protect Your Identity From ScammersWebroot |. Chicago forecast. What we know:. Chicago will have partly to mostly cloudy skies Tuesday, with highs around 70 degrees. That is well above...
AccuWeather
Sunsets before 5 p.m. are about to return as daylight saving time ends
New York City, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Seattle will all see sunset before 5 p.m. on Nov. 1 after clocks fall back for the end of daylight saving time. Sunset will arrive before 5 p.m. across many parts of the United States on Sunday, Nov. 1, bringing a sudden change to the evening hours as clocks "fall back" for the end of daylight saving time.