Weather
Cold Front Will Bring Fall-Like Temps, Rain To Chicago Area
The week will start unseasonably warm on Monday and Tuesday, with a high of 88 on Monday and a high of 89 on Tuesday.
ILLINOIS — A few more "dog days of October" are expected during the start of the week, before a cold front brings rain and cooler temps to the Chicago area, according to the National Weather Service.
The week will start unseasonably warm on Monday and Tuesday, with a high of 88 on Monday and a high of 89 on Tuesday, the weather service said. Warm temps continue Wednesday, with a high of 85, before a cold front brings rain late Wednesday into Thursday.
After the cold front pushes through, temperatures will get progressively cooler, the weather service said.
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Thursday will have a high of 73, and Friday a high of 63. Rain, and even storms, are possible on Thursday, mainly southeast of Interstate 55, according to the weather service.
Spotty showers are also possible on Friday.
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The weekend will be even cooler, with a high of 56 on Saturday and a high of 60 on Sunday.
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