Chicago, IL – Humid and unsettled weather is set to continue through Tuesday across the Chicago area, with forecasters warning of potential strong storms, especially east of Interstate 55.
According to the US National Weather Service Chicago, scattered showers and storms are likely Tuesday, with a few systems possibly becoming strong east of I-55. These storms could produce locally heavy rainfall and gusty winds. Daytime highs are expected to range from the low 80s near the lake to the upper 80s inland, with humid conditions persisting into the evening.
Storm chances will be highest during the day, tapering off toward the evening, particularly southeast of I-55. Overnight lows will settle into the mid-60s to lower 70s. By Wednesday, a shift to drier and less humid air is forecast, with temperatures in the low to mid-80s.
Thursday will continue the dry trend with seasonal highs, before heat and humidity make a return late in the week. By Saturday, the weather service warns that peak heat indices could reach around 100 degrees, with only isolated storm chances near the Wisconsin border.
Residents in areas east of I-55 are advised to monitor local forecasts for updates, especially if planning outdoor activities Tuesday. Forecasters recommend staying alert to rapidly changing weather conditions and potential storm warnings.
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