Chicago, Illinois – Easter Sunday plans across Illinois will feel noticeably cooler as brisk winds and below-average temperatures settle in behind departing storms.
According to the National Weather Service, conditions improve statewide by Sunday morning, but a cooler air mass will keep highs limited to 48 to 52 degrees across the Chicago metro area. Northwest winds will remain breezy throughout the day, with occasional gusts near 20 to 25 mph making it feel colder during outdoor events.
Across northern Illinois, including Aurora, Elgin, and Naperville, skies will gradually clear through the day, offering dry conditions for church services and outdoor gatherings. However, the lingering chill may impact early morning activities, with temperatures starting in the low to mid-30s.
Road conditions are expected to improve significantly following Saturday’s rain, though damp spots could linger early. Residents heading out should dress in layers and prepare for cooler-than-normal April conditions.
By Sunday night, temperatures drop back into the 30s, setting up a chilly start to the workweek. Quiet weather continues into Monday, but additional updates could follow if temperatures trend colder overnight.
Five Day Forecast for Chicago, Illinois:
Today: Severe storms, windy, high 67–74, low 40–58
Friday: Evening storms, high 51–76, low 39–57
Saturday: Morning showers, breezy, high 56–65, low 32–36
Sunday: Partly cloudy, breezy, high 48–52, low 33–37
Monday: Partly cloudy, high 50–58, low 27–34
