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Storms Roll in After Tornado Warning Expires in LaSalle County

Storms continued to roll over northern Illinois and the Chicago area after a Tornado Warning was briefly issued--and then canceled--in LaSalle County Wednesday night.

The warning expired at 8:30 p.m. and rain storms returned after 9 p.m. They are expected to continue overnight through much of the morning commute Thursday. 

Severe conditions are possible in areas south and southwest of Chicago, which are under a marginal risk. 

Hail, high winds, heavy rain and lightning are all possible. 

Temperatures will vary drastically across the Chicago area Wednesday.

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Areas far south of Chicago could reach near 80 degrees while far northern counties will see highs barely reaching the low-50s. The large spread in temps is expected to continue Thursday before a cold front returns Thursday evening.

Friday looks to be sunny and dry, but cooler with highs in the mid- to upper-50s.

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