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2 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Mike Caplan
CHICAGO - At least it’s going to be sunny today. Temperature-wise, it will be another cold one, however, with highs barely cracking into the 40s. Tonight we see increasing cloud cover ahead of the next storm system, which will bring us a chance for snow and rain showers overnight. Future forecast The rest of Wednesday will feature rain most of the time with high temperatures in the low to mid 40s.
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2 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Mike Caplan
CHICAGO - The calendar may say early April but it’s going to feel more like early March for the next several days. Chicago weather forecast What we know: Today, the Chicago area will see increasing cloud cover, and there will likely be scattered snow showers throughout the day. Accumulation is not expected, but there may be some brief reductions to visibility, especially during the afternoon. Highs will only be in the low 40s, which is where we are as of this writing.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Mike Caplan
The BriefChicago is in for a chilly stretch, with temperatures more typical of early March than April. Scattered snow showers are expected today, though no accumulation is likely, and conditions will remain cold with highs in the low 40s. A mix of sun, snow, and rain is on tap through Thursday before temperatures begin to moderate by Friday. CHICAGO - The calendar may say early April but it’s going to feel more like early March for the next several days.
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2 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Mike Caplan
CHICAGO - Today’s forecast focus will be at the corner of Clark and Addison this afternoon. While I think there could be some spotty light rain at Wrigley Field this afternoon I really don’t envision a scenario where they have to cancel the game. The heavier rain will be falling later in the day and at night. When all is said and done southern portions of Chicagoland will end up with the most rainfall compared with the far north.
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3 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Mike Caplan
CHICAGO - Fears of a widespread severe weather outbreak in Chicagoland yesterday went mercifully unrealized. There were some instances of wind damage, particularly in northwest Indiana, all well south of Chicago. The biggest local impact may have been some of the heavy rain which fell off and on throughout the day and into the early evening hours. Things look much quieter moving forward with no severe thunderstorms in sight for at least another week.
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