Chicago, IL – A mix of sunshine and calm weather on Saturday will give way to rain showers across Illinois by Saturday night, potentially affecting late-night plans in the Chicago area. Cooler temperatures and gusty winds are expected Sunday, just ahead of Veterans Day, which will bring sunshine and mild weather. Local residents are advised to plan accordingly, especially if they’ll be traveling on I-55 or other major routes over the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, the weekend forecast begins with mild, dry conditions on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures reaching a high of 60 degrees in Chicago and dropping into the mid-40s at night. Saturday night, however, brings a 90% chance of rain, with showers likely to start in the evening and linger through early Sunday. Wind gusts could reach up to 20 mph, making the evening commute and weekend events potentially damp and chilly.
Sunday morning could see a few lingering showers, but conditions are expected to improve by midday, with highs reaching 62 degrees under mostly sunny skies. For Veterans Day on Monday, Chicagoans can look forward to clear, sunny skies and temperatures near 58 degrees, creating ideal conditions for outdoor commemorations and events across the city.
The five-day forecast shows a trend toward cooler temperatures by midweek, with highs in the mid-50s on Tuesday and Wednesday. Residents are encouraged to stay updated with real-time forecasts through the National Weather Service and to dress appropriately for shifting weather conditions.
For those planning weekend travel or outdoor gatherings, staying informed about weather developments is key, as temperatures continue to dip into mid-November.
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