Highs away from Lake Michigan approaching or exceeding 90º both Saturday and Sunday
FRIDAY’S WARMTH: Highs Peaked in the Mid-80s Again Friday, the 5th- Consecutive 80° or Warmer Day…
Friday saw highs peak in the mid-80s, marking the 5th consecutive day with temperatures of 80° or warmer. This milestone also marked the 88th and 91st day of 80-degree or warmer temperatures for O’Hare and Midway Airports, significantly above the typical annual total.
Warmth Continues Throughout the Weekend
As the weekend approaches, temperatures are expected to remain warm, with highs approaching or exceeding 90º both Saturday and Sunday. The following images depict the temperature forecasts for these days:
Temperature Departures from Normal
The following graphs illustrate the temperature departures from normal for the month of September:
Saturday and Sunday Afternoon Temperature Snapshots
The following images depict the temperature snapshots for Saturday and Sunday:
Saturday Afternoon Temperature Snapshot
Sunday Afternoon Temperature Snapshot
The 6-10 Day Temperature Outlook
The 6-10 day temperature outlook (September 19-23) continues the warm trend, with temperatures well above normal. The following image illustrates this:
Unseasonable Warmth Has Staying Power Across the Midwest
Chicago’s forecast highs are predicted to be double digits above normal all of next week. The following image depicts the temperature anomaly:
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Midwestern region can expect an extended period of unseasonable warmth, with highs approaching or exceeding 90º both Saturday and Sunday. This warm trend is expected to continue throughout next week, with temperatures significantly above normal.
FAQs
Q: Will the warm weather continue into next week?
A: Yes, the 6-10 day temperature outlook predicts temperatures will remain warm, with highs above normal.
Q: How high are temperatures expected to go?
A: Highs are expected to approach or exceed 90º on both Saturday and Sunday, and continue to be significantly above normal throughout next week.
Q: Is this unusual for this time of year?
A: Yes, the warm temperatures are significantly above the typical annual total for this time of year.
