After an overcast and mostly dry Saturday, Chicago-area residents are waking up to dreary skies and a very rainy morning on Sunday, with a flash flood warning in effect for parts of the area.
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WATCH HEREAnother flash flood warning for parts of Cook County and Lake County in Indiana was issued, with this one being in effect until 3 p.m.
Sunday morning starts off a bit on the cooler side as well, with temperatures in the low 60s and without much room to get warmer, with highs expected to be in the mid-to-upper 60s for much of the area.
Despite the widespread downpour to start the day, rainfall is expected to dissipate by the afternoon, with even a chance of sunshine peaking through in the late afternoon to early evening hours.
From there, temperatures are expected to drop into the mid 50s by the overnight hours, with a mostly cloudy but likely dry night on the way.
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Monday highs are likely to be in the low 70s, beginning a gradual stretch of warming temperatures throughout next week that could end with 80-degree highs on Thursday and Friday.
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