Marginal risk of severe t-storms, heavy rains tonight into Friday for Chicago area
The National Storm Prediction Center has determined a good portion of the Chicago area lies in a Marginal Risk for severe thunderstorms later tonight and Friday, for the most part along and south of Interstate-80 (green-shaded area on the headlined Thursday map above and Friday map below). At the same time the National Weather Prediction Center has the entire Chicago area under a Marginal Risk for Excessive localized flood-producing downpours later tonight into Friday (see green-shaded area on the second…
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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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I have heard the world’s ‘permanent ice’ is melting. Is this true?
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Cooler pattern to include daytime temps modestly below normal here into next week; buckling jet stream’s access to resurging tropical moisture sets the stage for Friday rains and t-storms across the Midwest
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What is the definition of a cold front?
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Storms possible later this week
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A heat hiatus amid lower humidities—NO 90s in the coming week; resurging tropical moisture to fuel late week t-storms; Chicago weather history’s clear: the heat will be back
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Cooler, less humid air here for a couple days
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Less humid and cooler for the week
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What is the difference between dew point and humidity?
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Sunniest start to July in 30 years—cool dry air on the way
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7-Day Forecast: Humidity drops, returns with storms possible Thursday
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What was the temperature in Chicago’s hottest July?
