Illinois Weather Alert: Sunny and Breezy Mother’s Day Ahead with Winds Up to 30 MPH

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Chicago, Illinois – Clear skies and a breezy Mother’s Day await Chicagoans on Sunday, May 11, as sunny conditions make their return to the region. High temperatures are forecast to reach the low 70s, accompanied by winds from the north at 15 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph in the afternoon. These conditions could impact outdoor events, so be sure to secure tents or lightweight outdoor furniture.

According to the National Weather Service, the weather will remain clear for most of the day, with a low near 43°F overnight into Sunday. The winds, however, may cause some disruptions, particularly on roads or highways, so travelers should exercise caution when driving in open areas.

In the city of Chicago, Sunday’s pleasant spring temperatures will be ideal for outdoor activities. However, the breezy conditions could lead to small hazards, such as flying debris or loose outdoor items. For those planning to head out on the road, expect wind gusts that may affect driving conditions, especially on elevated highways like I-90 or I-94, where wind impacts tend to be stronger.

Looking ahead, the weather will stay sunny and breezy through Sunday evening, with clear skies into Monday morning. By Monday night, the forecast calls for a slight chance of isolated showers as temperatures dip into the low 50s. No major weather events are expected for the coming days, with temperatures reaching a mild 66°F on Tuesday.

5-Day Forecast:

  • Sunday, May 11: High of 70°F, low of 43°F. Sunny with breezy conditions.
  • Monday, May 12: High of 66°F, low of 55°F. Mostly sunny with a chance of isolated showers.
  • Tuesday, May 13: High of 66°F, low of 66°F. Mostly cloudy conditions with no significant rainfall expected.
  • Wednesday, May 14: High of 81°F, low of 59°F. Mostly sunny throughout the day.
  • Thursday, May 15: High of 75°F, low of 65°F. Scattered showers and thunderstorms possible.

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