Chicago, IL – The Chicagoland area is gearing up for a warm weekend with temperatures expected to soar into the low 80s, according to the National Weather Service. While the city anticipates seasonably warm conditions, there is also a significant chance of storms extending into early next week.
Starting Friday, the region will experience lingering morning showers, particularly east of I-55, with highs ranging from 65 to 73 degrees Fahrenheit. The warmth will continue into Saturday, with temperatures climbing to 75-79 degrees and a few gusty storms predicted for the afternoon hours. These storm chances will mainly occur south of I-80.
By Sunday, the weather will slightly cool, especially near the lakeshore, with highs forecasted between 66 and 71 degrees and minimal storm activity expected. The weather pattern will shift again on Monday with a renewed potential for storms, particularly south of I-80, as temperatures remain warm, peaking between 69 and 75 degrees.
The most significant weather activity is projected for Tuesday, with storm probabilities increasing to 60-80%. Temperatures will again reach highs of 75-80 degrees. Residents should stay vigilant and prepared for sudden weather changes and potential storm conditions throughout the period.
