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1975’s “Typhoon June”
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Much cooler weekend ahead
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Record high temperature for Chicago this Thursday afternoon
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Scattered thunderstorms move off to the east
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Record highs Thursday followed by cooler, sunny weekend
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2018’s final 90-degree could be a record breaker Thursday —but it won’t last; noticeable cooling ahead Friday afternoon and this weekend; still cooler air due later next week as pattern take on autumnlike character
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I recently heard of a firenado taking place in Canada. What produces one?
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Several clusters of showers/t-storms to precede Thursday’s windy surge into the 90s—one of 2018’s last temps at that level; cooler, markedly less humid weekend to take on an almost autumlike-feel just in time for the autumnal equinox
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Why the current emphasis on storm surges?
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After hot and rainy days, the weekend chills with autumn’s arrival
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Scattered showers across northern Illinois into NW Indiana this Tuesday afternoon/evening
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Dangerous Rip and Structural currents could develop along the Lake Michigan shoreline today
