Heat reigns, along with locally heavy rains
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From heat to heavy rains; Cold front brings storms
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Westernmost Chicago area counties included in Flash Flood Watch for later tonight/Sunday morning
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Storms, cold front bring relief from heat wave
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Year’s hottest weather arrives for Memorial Day weekend including the highest May temps in 6 years; Sub-Tropical Storm Alberto to help lock the heat in place into next week
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2nd wave of Wednesday storms rake the area with some 60+ mph gusts, downpours and hail; quieter weather Thursday—but a huge pressure spread builds across the Midwest Friday/Saturday laying the foundation for strong, chilly “ENE” winds and spells of rain
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May begins amid July-level temps; powerful “SSW” winds—at times 40 mph—contribute to fire risk; severe Plains weather creeping east—1 to 2.4” thundery rains possible here by Friday
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Midwestern states endure flash flooding, heat wave
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Storms, heavy rain expected to impact evening commute
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Tonight’s thunderstorms have the potential to produce more heavy rain, mainly across the far north portions of the Chicago Metro area
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Flood Warning for Cook, DuPage and a portion of Will County continues until 9PM CDT this Thursday evening
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Chicagoans face cold, February-level temps running 15 to 20-degrees below early April norms into Tuesday; next week to feature the full range of finicky spring weather—from possible sticking snow early to late week 60s
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Cooler weather on the way—city’s rainy pattern to continue
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Dry period to arrive by midweek as weather pattern shifts
