Chicago Weather

Rain and storms across the Chicago area overnight into Friday left thousands without power and made for a messy morning commute.

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NBC Storm Team 5 meteorologist Alicia Roman has your latest forecast update.

The Chicago area is going to see very unsettled weather through Friday evening, with several rounds of showers and thunderstorms possible across the area. According to the Storm Prediction Center, several counties in the NBC 5 viewing area, including McHenry, DeKalb and Kane counties, are under a “enhanced risk” of seeing severe weather as the system moves through the area….

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The Chicago area is set to see a change in weather Thursday, as heat returns and the chance for storms, potentially strong to severe, increases by evening.

NBC’s Alicia Roman has the details

NBC Storm Team 5 meteorologist Alicia Roman has your latest forecast update.

After a few days’ respite, the Chicago area will see heat and humidity come roaring back beginning Thursday, with the chance of severe thunderstorms lurking in the forecast for the conclusion of the work week. After two straight days of normal temperatures, the Chicago area will see the mercury soar into the 90s on Thursday, according to forecast models. Things…

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Comfortable conditions will continue in Chicago through tonight. NBC 5 Meteorologist Paul Deanno updates your forecast.

NBC 5’s Alicia Roman has the details

NBC Storm Team 5 meteorologist Alicia Roman has your latest forecast update.

Lower humidity and near-normal temperatures will continue through Wednesday. NBC 5 Meteorologist Paul Deanno updates your forecast.

NBC 5’s Alicia Roman has the details

NBC Storm Team 5 meteorologist Alicia Roman has your latest forecast update.

After days of above-average temperatures, the Chicago area will get a brief respite in coming days, but heat and humidity are expected to come roaring back later in the work week. According to current forecast models, a cold front is set to drop its way through the Chicago area in the overnight hours into Tuesday, bringing with it dry conditions…

Swimmers were warned to stay out of Lake Michigan Monday as 3- to 6-foot waves and dangerous currents were expected off the beaches in northern and central Cook County and Lake and Porter counties in northwest Indiana, the National Weather Service said.

It’s less humid outside and will stay that way for a few days. NBC 5 Meteorologist Paul Deanno updates your forecast.

NBC’s Alicia Roman has the details