Chicago, IL – Illinois residents, especially those north of I-80, should prepare for drizzle and scattered showers this Veterans Day. The National Weather Service anticipates fog in the morning, which will gradually clear as isolated showers develop in the late morning and afternoon near the Wisconsin state line. Winds may become breezy by afternoon, impacting visibility for those traveling through the area.
According to the National Weather Service Chicago, temperatures on Monday, Veterans Day, will peak around 55°F, while morning fog may reduce visibility across major roadways, including I-80 and U.S. 41. By Tuesday, Chicagoans can expect a break from the rain, with sunny skies and highs nearing 51°F. This brief dry spell will continue through Tuesday night as temperatures drop into the lower 40s.
Midweek brings another round of rain chances, with Wednesday seeing partly sunny skies and temperatures reaching 54°F in the afternoon before a potential evening rain. Showers may persist through Wednesday night, with lows around 44°F, impacting late commuters. Thursday offers a slight reprieve as partly sunny conditions return, but cooler air will keep temperatures in the mid-50s.
Looking into the weekend, Chicago weather patterns indicate stable, dry conditions, providing ideal settings for outdoor activities by Friday. However, Illinois residents north of I-80 should remain cautious in the coming days, especially with low visibility expected in the early mornings.
