Warm-up to follow cool weekend; storms possible Tuesday
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Another hot, humid day: This year’s 21st official 90° temp on the way; a few scattered daytime storms to segue into more widespread, heavier storms Tuesday night; severe weather and excessive rains possible; cooldown follows
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Summer weather to return following damp, cool weekend
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Brief ‘warm up’ Friday before new cool surge arrives this weekend
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Heavy storms headed toward the Chicago area, high winds possible
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T-storms coming back onto Chicago’s weather scene with humid tropical air’s return; local downpours possible; sluggish-moving upper low to maintain shower threat into the weekend
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Surging temps and humidities to lend this Labor Day weekend a “tropical feel”: the combo is to fuel t-storms in distinct clusters; rain-free hours expected between; highest storm concentrations/ ”marginal” severe weather risk: Saturday into Saturday night
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Rain, storms possible this weekend, then a warm up
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Sunshine, warmth here for an extended stay
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After a dry Sunday, strong storms/heavy rainfall possible Monday
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Cool weekend, warmup with storms next week
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Heavy rains cross Chicago area, severe storms possible overnight
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Carolinas brace for what forecasters there are calling “the storm of a lifetime”; Hurricane Florence approaching with life-threatening storm surge, wind and flooding; air venting out its top to keep Chicago warm and dry through weekend
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Temp downturn in sync with fall equinox
