Ed Curran

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Ed Curran

The risk of severe weather we've been talking about for a week will arrive this afternoon with all threats possible. During the overnight, the Storm Prediction Center released today's risk for severe weather, with slight changes. One model puts the rough weather in our viewing area by noon, a little sooner than some other models. Storm movement will be from the west-southwest to the east-northeast. Damaging winds up to 70mph will be the primary concern.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Ed Curran

Another warm day, afternoon showers in Chicago There are more warm conditions today, with temperatures around 70. The typical high for this date is in the low 50s. We hit 78 at O'Hare on Friday, one degree shy of the record. Expect some showers this afternoon, some thunderstorms overnight, then a threat of severe storms Sunday afternoon and evening. Temps will then take a dive, followed by slushy snow/rain on Monday morning.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Ed Curran

It'll be a rainy Sunday in Chicago, but participants in the Shamrock Shuffle will be in good shape before the sprinkles move in. The early morning hours will be dry, but rain will begin to enter the Chicago area by about 10 a.m., although a sprinkle may occur before that. Rain will increase in coverage, and we may see some thunderstorms by late afternoon. Today and tomorrow's high temperatures will be seasonable, and temperatures will increase this week.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Ed Curran

This morning, temperatures are very mild, but a cold front is just coming through, bringing in cold air and the possibility of a few morning snowflakes. Gusty winds accompany the front. The good news is that the day will become mostly sunny, with temperatures settling in at a cooler-than-normal 43. Rain is on tap for tomorrow. Forecast at a glanceTODAY: An early morning rain or snow shower is possible, becoming mostly sunny. A breezy high of 43, Northwest Wind gusting to 25.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Ed Curran

Cold air has plunged into Chicago, with the rain/snow mix changing to all snow before dawn. Light snow, about an inch or so in accumulation, is possible on Sunday morning. Snow ends by early afternoon. After a Saturday high temperature of 66 degrees, Sunday's high will be nearly 30 degrees colder. The good news is that any snow we collect this morning will melt away quickly. Temperatures then climb nicely on Monday and will be in the 65-degree range by Tuesday.