Current Weather Conditions and Forecast
The intense heat and humidity will stick around for a couple more days, but a noticeable cooldown is just ahead.
A Heat Advisory is in effect from noon to 8 p.m. on Monday, with temperatures reaching 94 degrees and “feels like” temps soaring between 100 and 109.
Showers and storms are possible Monday morning, but sunshine is expected to break through by late morning into the afternoon. It will also remain muggy.
The heat and humidity will persist into Tuesday, then Wednesday will mark a transition to much drier, cooler air as we reach the end of July.
High temps look to be back into the mid-70s on Thursday and Friday, and even cooler lakeside, under partly cloudy skies.
Current Conditions
Here is the current weather situation:
The Next Few Hours
Here is what you can expect in the next few hours:
Extended Outlook
After the summer sizzle to start the week, much cloudier and cooler conditions arrive Wednesday, with highs topping out around 80 by noon and then falling into the 70s in the afternoon, with showers and storms looking likely.
That will usher in very comfortable and cooler conditions for Thursday and Friday.
Chicago Forecast Highs and Departure from Normal
The heat peaks on Monday, with a noticeable cooldown expected by mid- to late next week, when a stretch of below normal temperatures is likely.
A significant pattern change sends the heat and humidity packing to the Deep South while cooler than normal temperatures dominate the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast.
Weather Resources
For more information on the weather, you can check out the following resources:
Weather Maps
Climate & Environment
Interactive Radar
Weather Bug Cameras
7-Day Outlook
Weather Center Newsletter
Climate and Environment News
Climate and Environment news: WGN Weather Center blog
Conclusion
In conclusion, the heat and humidity will stick around for a couple more days, but a noticeable cooldown is just ahead. Make sure to stay cool and hydrated, and check out the weather resources above for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the current weather forecast?
A: The current weather forecast is calling for intense heat and humidity, with a Heat Advisory in effect from noon to 8 p.m. on Monday.
Q: When can we expect a cooldown?
A: A noticeable cooldown is expected by mid- to late next week, when a stretch of below normal temperatures is likely.
Q: Where can I find more information on the weather?
A: You can check out the weather resources above, including weather maps, climate and environment news, interactive radar, weather bug cameras, 7-day outlook, and weather center newsletter.
