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Plus, widespread frost as we head into the weekend.
Widespread frost is expected Thursday night, and again on Friday night.
President Donald Trump is on the record in support of year-round daylight saving time.
The coolest day of the week looks like it will be Wednesday, which has a forecasted high of 57 degrees.
Meteorologists are now wondering what the possible impacts may be from this year's "blob."
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There is a chance of rain and storms all weekend.
There is a chance of rain on Monday and Tuesday night.
The weather service said isolated storms are possible Friday morning, northwest of an Ottawa to Aurora to Antioch line.
The weather service said isolated thunderstorms are possible Monday afternoon through Monday night.
A cold front late Monday could finally bring some cooler temperatures.
Meaningful rainfall is holding out as "unseasonably warm" weather hits the area first, according to the weather service.
Friday will have a high of 83, and temperatures will warm even more for the weekend.
There will still be many dry hours despite the daily storm forecast.
"It won't be a washout as there will be breaks in the rain," the weather service said.
Cooler nights and changing leaves are coming soon.
Daily lake breezes will keep the lakeshore cooler, the weather service said.
Storms on Friday night and Saturday could lead to heavy rain and localized flooding.
The week ahead is also expected to be mostly dry except for a chance of sprinkles on Tuesday night.
The weekend will be dry and sunny, but the cooler temps will stick around.
What does winter look like for Illinois? Here's what The Old Farmer's Almanac says.
September has us thinking all things autumn, including when the leaves will start to change color.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has issued a La Niña Watch for the fall and early winter of 2025-26.
The average temperature for summer 2025, which includes June, July and August, was 75 degrees.
Thursday will be the coolest day of the week.
Those who look north Monday night into Tuesday morning may see a show.
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Here's when the Chicago area will see its next chance for storms.
While storms are possible Friday night, area residents could see a big temperature change through the weekend and next week.
Several inches of rain had already fallen in parts of Will County.
In addition to the 110 heat index, clusters of storms are possible through next week. Find out when the Chicago area could see relief.
The Farmers’ Almanac has put out long-range weather forecasts for more than 200 years.
The strongest storms may also produce damaging winds up to 60 mph.
Here's when severe weather could hit the Chicago area.