Chicago Weather: Big Drop in Temperatures Expected after Thanksgiving
Storm System Brings Light Rain to Southern Counties
A storm system passing south of Chicagoland is bringing light rain to our far southern counties this evening and tonight, mainly in Newton and Jasper Counties.
Partly Cloudy Skies and Chilly Temperatures
The rest of Chicagoland will see skies gradually becoming partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s.
Cool but Pleasant Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day will be cool, but pleasant. Skies will be partly cloudy and highs are expected to be in the mid 30s.
A Much Colder Airmass Arrives
A much colder airmass is set to arrive Thursday night into Friday. Temperatures will only top out in the upper 20s on Friday, and skies will become mostly sunny.
A Cold and Quiet Weekend Ahead
The weekend looks cold and quiet. Skies will be partly cloudy both Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will drop into the teens for overnight lows and upper 20s for daytime highs.
Conclusion
Get ready for a big drop in temperatures after Thanksgiving! While the holiday itself will be cool but pleasant, the following days will be much chillier. Make sure to bundle up and stay warm.
FAQs
* Will it rain on Thanksgiving?
+ No, the rain is expected to be light and mainly confined to southern counties.
* How cold will it get?
+ Temperatures are expected to drop into the teens for overnight lows and upper 20s for daytime highs.
* Will it be sunny?
+ Yes, skies will become mostly sunny on Friday and partly cloudy on the weekend.
