Potential for Some Significant Drought Relief across the Chicago Area – Even Heavier Rainfall in the Forecast across the Plains
Potential for some significant drought relief across the Chicago area—even heavier rainfall in the forecast across the Plains
Forecast total precipitation through Tuesday evening, Nov. 5th
Tracking the Progression of Multiple Weather Systems to Impact the Midwest and Chicago Area into Next Week
Showers and Possible Thunderstorms Arrive Late Wednesday Night, Likely After Midnight, Continuing into Thursday Morning
Chicago’s rain chances—following Thursday morning showers, next chance of rain arrives overnight Saturday night into Sunday.
Skies are Likely to Clear Out in Time for Trick or Treating Festivities Thursday Afternoon and Evening
Conclusion
This week, a series of weather systems will bring relief from the drought that has been plaguing the Chicago area. Expect showers and potential thunderstorms to arrive late Wednesday night, continuing through Thursday morning, and then again overnight Saturday night into Sunday. This will bring much-needed rain to the region, providing significant drought relief to the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this rain be enough to end the drought in the Chicago area?
A: While this rain will provide significant relief from the drought, it is not expected to fully end the drought. Continued monitoring and planning will be necessary to ensure a long-term solution to the region’s drought.
Q: When can I expect the rain to clear up and give way to sunshine?
A: Skies are expected to clear out in time for trick-or-treating festivities on Thursday afternoon and evening, allowing for a normal autumn day to follow.
