Chicago weather: Gusty winds, chilly temps forecasted for Thursday
Thursday's forecast calls for continued unpleasant weather, featuring scattered showers and the possibility of some snow, especially in the morning. Chicago's weather forecast includes scattered showers and the possibility of some snowfall, with temperatures expected to reach the low 40s and winds reaching speeds of up to 30 mph. Despite this, there is a slight chance of precipitation throughout the week, with a drying trend expected to begin by Friday, with partly sunny skies and warmer temperatures in the upper 40s. However, temperatures may return to the same as Saturday, with clear skies and temperatures reaching around 50 degrees. As of Monday, temperatures are forecasted to rise into the low 60s, but the chance for rain is expected to return on Wednesday, with highs remaining around 60 degrees.
Published : a month ago by Kaitlin Cody in Weather
Thursday's forecast calls for continued unpleasant weather, featuring scattered showers and the possibility of some snow, especially in the morning.
Temperatures will hover in the low 40s, accompanied by gusty winds reaching speeds of up to 30 mph.
Heading into Thursday night and Friday, there remains a slight chance of precipitation. However, by Friday, a drying trend will commence, bringing partly sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures in the upper 40s.
Expect a brighter outlook for Saturday, with clear skies and highs reaching around 50 degrees. However, Sunday may see a return of rain in the afternoon, accompanied by mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the upper 40s.
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As we look ahead to Monday, there's a possibility of lingering rain, but we're optimistic for partly sunny skies during the eclipse! Temperatures are forecasted to rise into the low 60s.
Tuesday will bring partly sunny conditions with temperatures around 60 degrees, but the chance for rain returns on Wednesday, with highs remaining around 60 degrees.