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7:00 AM | Rain today with a rumble of thunder in some areas and icing possible in the far N and W subrubs; should get into the 60's on Friday

Paul Dorian

6-Day Forecast

Today

Rain moves in this morning and maybe even a rumble of thunder mixed in, in the far N and W suburbs there can be some freezing on some surfaces and ice pellets can mix in, becoming partly sunny and milder this afternoon, highs in the low-to-mid 50’

Tonight

Partly cloudy, cold, lows near 30 degrees

Thursday

Partly sunny, mild, near 50

Thursday Night

Mostly cloudy, chilly, some rain and patchy fog possible late, upper 30’s

Friday

Mostly cloudy, very mild, windy, some more rain is likely, possibly a thunderstorm with strong gusts, low 60’s

Saturday

Cooler and partly sunny, near 55

Sunday

Partly sunny, breezy, even cooler, near 50

Monday

Partly sunny, chilly, upper 40’s

Discussion

A weak system could throw some light rain our way this morning, but then partial sunshine will return for the afternoon with temperatures climbing to the 50’s. By Friday, as a strong cold front approaches from the west, temperatures could actually reach the low 60’s along with some rain and possibly even a thunderstorm. It’ll gradually turn cooler over the weekend and then a return to much colder weather is likely by the middle of next week.

Finally, some impressive snowfall numbers from this winter: 6th snowiest winter on record in NYC, 5th snowiest ever in Chicago, 3rd snowiest ever in Philly, and the 4th snowiest winter in the last 25 years in DC.

Video

httpv://youtu.be/YZDE50RISoY