Sunday could potentially start out on the cloudy side for the Chicago area, but there should be at least some clearing during the afternoon, paving the way for a sunnier and warmer conclusion to the weekend.
Partly cloudy conditions are still expected through most of the area, but highs will be trending upward on Sunday, reaching into the upper-70s and low-80s across the area.
Things are expected to remain dry most of the day, but there is a possibility of showers and a stray thunderstorm late, according to forecast models.
Monday will likely see more rain and thunderstorms, with cooler temperatures likely arriving behind a front after it moves through the region.
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High temperatures will still reach into the mid-to-upper 70s, but the front delivering the rainfall to the region will end up pushing those highs back into the low-70s for Tuesday and Wednesday, according to forecast models.
After another chance for rain on Wednesday, temperatures will once again rebound to more seasonal levels in the upper-70s across the area, but another cool down is possible next weekend, with showers and highs in the 60s currently in the extended forecast for Saturday.
