Chicago weather: Rain finally ends tonight and we're in for brighter days ahead
The rainfall is nearly over in the Chicago area and sunshine is slated to make a quick return to end the week. The rain has ended in Chicago, although there are still a few showers throughout the day, with temperatures expected to remain mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles or stray snowflakes forecasted throughout the night. Despite this, temperatures are expected to rise to around 50 degrees on Saturday, with Saturday expected to be mostly sunny, although temperatures will remain in the 40s on Sunday. Meanwhile, the weather should dry out by Monday, with a partly sunny outlook for the solar eclipse on Monday with temperatures reaching 60 degrees.
Published : a month ago by Emily Wahls in Weather
While we still have a few showers around the region on Thursday, we're actually seeing glimpses of the sun at times! Skies will be mostly cloudy tonight with a few stray showers still possible.
Friday starts off mostly cloudy, and there could even be a few sprinkles or stray snowflakes in the morning, but then we dry out and clouds decrease during the day.
Saturday looks sunny with highs around 50, although lakeshore communities will hold in the 40s.
Showers return Sunday with highs in the 40s, and it now appears like we dry out by Monday.
Skies are expected to be partly sunny for the solar eclipse on Monday with highs soaring into the 60s!