Chicago Forecast

Nice weather for Mother’s Day Weekend

It may be halfway through spring, but chilly overnight temps could threaten outdoor plants, prompting a frost advisory in parts of the Chicago area.

Breezy with gusts to 25 mph

Warmer temperatures and sunnier skies are coming in Chicago’s forecast, but Sunday’s forecast is a chilly and rainy one.

The Chicago area is continuing to see below-average temperatures Saturday, and it’ll be at least a few more days before warmer conditions return.

Originally it appeared a low-pressure system bringing waves of showers to the Chicago area would be gone by the weekend, but that’s all changed.

Chicago-area residents have been asked to reduce water use ahead of forecasted heavy rains, including delaying showers and doing laundry.

The old saying goes “April showers bring May flowers” but Mother Nature is ignoring the calendar with multiple rounds of rain expected in coming days.

Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.

The Chicago weather forecast Monday called for a warm and windy day, with a severe weather outbreak across parts of the Midwest threatening to move into Illinois by evening.

Kevin Jeanes has the latest forecast.

The Chicago area can expect a pleasant Sunday afternoon, but multiple chances of rain loom this week, including a severe thunderstorm threat Monday.

Warmer temperatures and mostly cloudy skies are forecasted in the Chicago area Wednesday.

Waves of showers and storms are in the Chicago area forecast this week, the NBC 5 Storm Team said, beginning with scattered rain possible Tuesday morning.

It’s going to be a wet and chaotic week in the Chicago area, as multiple rounds of showers, thunderstorms and even severe weather could occur.

The Chicago area likely won’t see any severe weather in coming days, but some thunderstorms could still develop across the region.