Sunny end to the work week
Friday turns mostly sunny after morning fog, while weekend clouds and showers return and next week stays near 80, forecasters said.
- On Friday, Chicago features partly sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s after fog burns off; Meteorologist Brad Miller notes this date marks the anniversary of the 1987 flash flooding event.
- Expect lots of sun on Saturday, though Sunday features increasing clouds with showers arriving midday; these weekend conditions contrast with the torrential rains that historically impacted the region.
- Next week will bring consistent seasonable warmth with highs near 80, continuing a pleasant trend after this cooler than average weekend.
- Hare Airport reported 9.35 inches of rain in 18 hours during the 1987 deluge, easily exceeding the previous 24 hour record of 6.24 inches.
- Heavy rains swelled the Des Plaines River above flood stage, forcing many rescues from stalled vehicles; the Kennedy Expressway became a footpath for thousands of travelers to the airport.
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Friday will be sunny and with temperatures up to 32 degrees. Sunday will be significantly cooler and with clouds.
A cloudy and potentially rainy end to the work week
As we go into today the clouds and showers from yesterday look to continue over the region. Temperatures are on the more mild side again in the upper 70s for afternoon highs. Saturday continues the cloudy skies and areas of rain showers with a rumble of thunder possible in the afternoon. After the rain moves out overnight, sunshine returns for Sunday. Highs remain in the upper 70s but the sunny skies carry on into early next week as well. ]]>
Friday ends with breezes, sunshine
Temperatures cool off heading into the weekend.
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