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Band of Showers and Storms Could Cross Chicago, O’Hare, and Gary Friday Afternoon in Northern Illinois and Indiana Though Coverage Stays Low
CHICAGO — A band of showers and thunderstorms may develop across northern Illinois and northwest Indiana on Friday afternoon between 2 and 5 p.m. High-resolution model guidance shows the band stretching from southern Wisconsin through the Chicago area and into northwest Indiana. However, the air is quite dry, which could limit how much rain actually reaches the ground. Coverage is likely to be low, with many locations seeing little or no rainfall.
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Saturday almanac: August-level warmth
NOTE: This is now an almanac of Saturday’s weather. A new forecast story for Sunday has been published. The weekend kicked off with abundant sunshine but clouds gathered and gradually increased during the afternoon as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias continued to move north and east. Low pressure to the west and high pressure to […]
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Chicago weather: Warm, mostly dry conditions remain for marathon weekend
CHICAGO - Today will be warm with increasing clouds. Highs this afternoon will be around 80 with winds gusting out of the south to 20 mph. Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody has the forecast. What To Expect:. There is a small chance for rain in NW Indiana tonight, but most...
Country Herald
Chicago, IL Weather: Unseasonable Warmth Through Monday, Rain Chances Increase by Wed Oct. 14
Chicago, IL – Unseasonably warm and mostly dry weather is expected across northern Illinois through the weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching the upper 80s Monday before cooler conditions and increasing rain chances arrive by the middle of next week.
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Millions of hectares burned on the day Chicago caught fire
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was one of many intense wildfires that raged throughout the U.S. Midwest that week. A small blaze broke out at 137 DeKoven Street in central Chicago on the evening of Oct. 8, 1871. Gusty winds spread the fire from a barn to neighbouring buildings,...
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Chicago weather: Rain and storms possible today before a lovely weekend
CHICAGO - Chicago will be mostly cloudy today with highs in the low 70s. There is a chance for rain by later this morning with the potential for a few rumbles of thunder, especially this afternoon. Conditions clear out tonight with lows in the upper 50s. Chicago weather forecast. What's...
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Warm Front Could Bring Friday Afternoon Storms and Isolated Large Hail to Chicago, Kenosha, Gary, and Northwest Indiana After a Cooler Thursday
CHICAGO, IL — Thursday will be cooler than Wednesday across the Chicago area, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Attention then turns to a fairly strong warm front lifting into the region Friday afternoon. Forecast data shows showers and thunderstorms developing and moving through the area along a broad zone of warm air advection. The chance for severe weather is very low, around 5 percent, but not zero.
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Chicago weather: Temps stay well above normal through next week
CHICAGO - Every day in my 7-day forecast will have above-normal temperatures and in some cases by more than 10 degrees. Weather should be just fine this evening for game four of the White Sox-Guardians series. Before that, expect plenty of sunshine and temperatures not as warm as yesterday but still well above normal. Highs will be in the low 70s.
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The weather just changed the Chicago Marathon goal time
About 53,000 runners have spent months training for a crisp fall start to the Chicago Marathon. But instead of the cool conditions many were hoping for, Sunday’s forecast is shaping up to be unusually warm, and that could make a big difference over 26.2 miles. Temperatures are expected to...
Secret Chicago
When could Chicago see its first freeze of fall 2026? Here’s what the data tells us
Fall in Chicago is in full swing, and the temperatures are finally beginning to reflect it, with daily highs sitting around the 60-degree mark . With the air cooling, let’s address the question on everyone’s mind— when will Chicago see its first freezing temperatures of the season and the return of “Chiberia”? Here’s what data from the National Weather Service (NWS) can tell us about the Windy City’s cold weather timeline. Chicago’s first freeze timeline When will the thermometer reach 32 degrees or lower in Chicago for the first time this season? According to data from the NWS, temperatures will most likely reach the freezing point sometime over the next month . The earliest-ever recorded first freeze came on September 22 in 1995, with the latest-ever happening on November 24 of 1931. On average, the first freeze at Chicago’s O’Hare airport occurs on October 19, based on weather data from 1991-2020. Meanwhile, the majority of the city sees its first freeze between October 21 and November 30, while the lakefront sees its first freeze between October 27 and November 5. This fall in Chicago, the first freeze could come later, however, amid the ongoing Super El Niño . NWS predictions
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Chicago weather: Summerlike warmth returns this weekend
Chicago saw another beautiful, warmer-than-normal day with sunshine and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Thursday will be mostly clear with highs near 70, while Friday brings a slight chance of sprinkles and highs in the low 70s. Summerlike warmth arrives Saturday with highs in the low 80s, followed by...
NBC Chicago
Chicago weather: Major temperature swing, rain from Tropical Storm Isaias on the horizon
A cold front with a 10-degree temperature swing is in the Chicago forecast this week, with unseasonably warm temperatures expected heading into the 2026 Bank of America Chicago Marathon Sunday. Runners could also wind up racing in the rain thanks to remnants of a newly formed tropical storm in the...
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Harvest Window Closing Fast as Active Pattern Returns to the Corn Belt October 12 to 16, Sending Gulf and Subtropical Moisture Toward Des Moines, Minneapolis and Chicago
DES MOINES, IOWA — Farmers across the Corn Belt have a key dry stretch for harvest this week, but forecasters say it will not last long. A more active weather pattern is expected to return for the central U.S. around October 12 to 16, as a dip in the jet stream over the West pulls subtropical moisture and Gulf moisture northeast into the Plains and Midwest. That means rain chances are likely to ramp back up for Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and surrounding states, making it critical for farmers to take advantage of the current dry window.