Morgan Kolkmeyer

1 month ago | wgntv.com | Alyssa Donovan |Bill Snyder |Morgan Kolkmeyer

Finally, the unseasonably cool air that’s kept Chicagoland in a springtime chill lately is loosening its grip. It may not quite warm to seasonal levels on Thursday, but it’ll at least be close, with high temperatures creeping into the lower 70s for the first time in nearly two weeks. It’ll still remain cooler along the lake, however, with high temps there closer to the mid-60s.

1 month ago | wgntv.com | Morgan Kolkmeyer |Paul Konrad

Tuesday and Wednesday look to remain cool, with a low-pressure center bringing the potential for rain and soggy conditions Tuesday evening into Wednesday. Then, finally, by the end of the week temps look to climb back toward seasonal averages. TODAY: Mainly cloudy, isolated shower/sprinkles, cooler lakeside, NE 10-15. 67/60TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, chance for showers, NNE 5-10 G15. 53TOMORROW: Cloudy, rain showers, cooler lakeside, NE 5-10 G15.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Morgan Kolkmeyer

Weather MapsInteractive RadarClimate & EnvironmentTuesday and Wednesday look to remain cool, with a low-pressure center bringing the potential for rain and soggy conditions Tuesday evening into Wednesday. Then, finally, by the end of the week temps look to climb back toward seasonal averages. TODAY: Mainly cloudy, isolated shower/sprinkles, cooler lakeside, NE 10-15. 67/60TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, chance for showers, NNE 5-10 G15.

1 month ago | wgntv.com | Michael Johnson |Tim Joyce |Morgan Kolkmeyer

If you’re planning outdoor activities around Chicagoland for Memorial Day afternoon, you’re looking at ideal dry and sunny conditions. But make sure to have warmer clothes, especially if you’re near Lake Michigan. Temperatures will remain on the cool side Monday, with highs in some locations about 10 degrees below average. You’ll find the warmest temps in areas to the south and west of Chicago, where highs may reach the low 70s.

1 month ago | wgntv.com | Demetrius Ivory |Morgan Kolkmeyer |Alyssa Donovan |Bill Snyder

It was an unseasonably cool start to the week as the official 52 degree high finished a remarkable 20 degrees below normal and far cooler than the 76 degree maximum on this date a year ago. The spread across the area was quite stunning thanks to a persistent lake breeze that kept north shore locations in the middle 40s while far southeast sections toward Rensselaer, Ind., topped out in the lower 70s. The day’s sunshine occurred earlier in the day as cloud coverage took hold during the afternoon.