Warm-up to follow cool weekend; storms possible Tuesday
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Coldest spell in 9 months settles over the area in wake of Sunday night’s blizzard; north & NW suburbs—site of the storm’s heaviest snows—may see single digit lows; eastbound Pacific storm a possible weather-maker here this weekend
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Brief ‘warm up’ Friday before new cool surge arrives this weekend
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Chilliest temps to hit later Thursday/Friday; near zero overnight/Friday morning temps for sections of Wisconsin & Iowa; southern states to be swept by windy, wet weekend storm— snow on its north flank could reach north to Ohio River; Chicago in line for warm-up next week
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Summer weather to return following damp, cool weekend
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Heavy storms headed toward the Chicago area, high winds possible
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Rainy Tuesday night, scattered storms possible on Halloween
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Quick change from very cold Tuesday to warm-up Thursday
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Sunshine, warmth here for an extended stay
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Lower 48 snow pack more than triples over the past week; reinforcing cold punch keeps Dec/Jan-level chill going Tuesday—but modest “warming” brings 40s Thursday/Friday; milder temps next week follow weekend chill
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2nd powerful storm of the week less than 24 hours away—this one wet rather than snowy; weather here deteriorates rapidly over night; high winds, drenching, possibly thundery rains and shoreline lashing waves coming; 40s due late Sat
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Rain chances up this weekend; wet, very windy election day, cold follows
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Cool weekend, warmup with storms next week
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Chicagoans warm up to winter weather
