Chicago, IL – Residents should prepare for a mixed bag of weather this week as storms are expected to roll through the city today through Friday. The National Weather Service warns of periodic chances of showers and thunderstorms as a cold front moves into the area, bringing much-needed relief from the recent heat.
Today’s storms are anticipated to be most intense south of I-88, with cooler temperatures expected near Lake Michigan. Thursday will see similar conditions with humidity remaining high, while Friday’s storms may be accompanied by a sharp drop in temperatures as the cold front passes.
According to the National Weather Service, by Saturday, Chicagoans can expect clear skies and cooler temperatures, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. This trend will continue into Sunday, making for a comfortable Labor Day weekend.
Residents should stay updated on weather conditions, particularly if planning outdoor activities. The cooler weather this weekend offers an excellent opportunity for enjoying the outdoors after the stormy conditions earlier in the week. Be sure to monitor local weather alerts and adjust your plans accordingly to ensure safety.
Keep an eye on weather updates as the week progresses to stay prepared for any sudden changes.
