Chicago Weather Forecast: A Silent Night and a Cool Christmas
The weather theme for the next couple of days in Chicago is looking rather gloomy, with not much sunshine in sight and a chance of sprinkles. This trend is expected to continue into Christmas Eve, which should be a mostly quiet and peaceful night.
Christmas Eve Weather
Christmas Eve will be a silent night, indeed. The weather conditions will be mostly cloudy, with a slight chance of light rain and afternoon fog. If you’re planning to venture out, make sure to pack a light jacket or coat, as the temperature will be significantly cooler than last year’s 59-degree high.
Christmas Day Weather
Christmas Day will be mild, but significantly cooler than the previous year’s high of 59 degrees. Expect a high temperature of around 40 degrees, with mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of light rain and afternoon fog.
WGN Weather Center
For more information on the current weather conditions, maps, and interactive radar, visit the WGN Weather Center. You can also access the extended 7-day forecast to plan your holiday activities.
Looking Ahead
Take a look at the next 12 hours of weather forecast to see what’s in store for you.
Conclusion
As we head into the holiday season, it’s essential to stay informed about the weather conditions. With a silent night and a cool Christmas ahead, make sure to pack accordingly and plan your activities accordingly. For more information on the weather, visit the WGN Weather Center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the weather forecast for Christmas Eve?
A: Christmas Eve will be mostly cloudy, with a chance of light rain and afternoon fog.
Q: What’s the high temperature expected on Christmas Day?
A: The high temperature is expected to be around 40 degrees.
Q: Is it going to be sunny on Christmas Day?
A: No, the weather conditions will be mostly cloudy.
Q: Can I track Santa’s journey?
A: Yes, you can track Santa’s journey on the WGN Weather Center website.
