A warmer day is ahead in the Chicago area. A rainy start to the day on Wednesday, with highs near 75 degrees. Thursday brings highs in the mid-70s with a partly sunny sky. The chance for showers and ...

Morning storms may disrupt commutes across Chicagoland, but skies clear later with mild temps and a dry weekend ahead.

Some storms could bring gusty winds and small hail, though the threat for severe weather remains limited. The Storm Prediction Center has northeast Illinois under a Marginal Risk for severe weather.

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Hit or miss showers and storms will be back on Wednesday, with delays possible for the morning commute. Highs will be back to the low to mid 70s for most. Thursday will be dry with highs in the low ...

The Chicago area is expecting multiple rounds of showers and storms this week, but Tuesday afternoon could bring a threat of severe weather.

Higher pressure is usually associated with sunny weather, lower pressure with stormy weather. The temperature to which the air needs to be cooled for moisture to condense, for example, as dew. The ...

Storms are possible on Tuesday and again on Wednesday. Highs will be in the mid to upper 60s. Some of the strong storms in ...

Rain and storms moving in Tuesday morning could break apart as it reaches the Chicago area -- or, it could bring pea-sized hail and gusty winds.

After a chilly start, a stretch of mild, occasionally rainy weather is ahead, with highs reaching into the 70s.

By Friday, a new storm system moves in, bringing more widespread chances for showers and storms. Highs will hover around 70 degrees before temperatures drop back into the 50s on Saturday.

A tornado watch was issued for much of the evening for some counties adjacent to the Chicago area, but has been dropped.