Heat and humidity to continue producing an explosive atmosphere likely to generate additional waves of drenching, severe weather-producing t-storms though Wednesday night
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Surge of drier air sends storms south of area
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Chicago area under risk of periodic strong to severe T-storms tonight through Friday
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Scattered storms signal the return of cooler air
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Weakened Harvey brings more flooding north
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Risk of severe storms/flood-producing downpours continues Thursday through Friday and Saturday
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Days of unseasonably low temperatures ahead
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Chicago area positioned in Enhanced Risk of severe thunderstorms and Excessive Rainfall Saturday into Sunday
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Light northeast winds as cold front sinks south
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Thunderstorms forming rapidly west and northwest of Chicago – heavy rain/strong winds/hail likely
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Risk of strong to severe T-storms and localized flood-producing downpours tonight into Thursday
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Flash Flood Warning until 6AM CDT for portions of several northern Illinois counties including Cook County
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Periods of strong to severe storms likely next 72 hours
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City to dry out after Sunday storm threat
