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High pressure nearby remains in control of our weather as we being the new work week and then will slide to the east of here by middle and latter parts of the week. As a result, it’ll turn warmer as the week progresses with afternoon highs at or slightly above the 80-degree mark during the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday time period.
Read MoreToday should feature clearing skies and the remainder of the week should be mostly dry with a warming trend. Temperatures will drop to chilly levels in the overnight hours but rebound to comfortable levels in the afternoons. Unsettled weather likely returns to the region during the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days with a continuation of rain-free conditions. The nights will be quite chilly and the days cool through the weekend and frost/freeze is possible late tonight in some of the NW suburbs and again late Saturday night. Coastal impacts from the recent strong ocean storm (now a sub-tropical system over the North Atlantic) will dwindle during the next couple of days.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days with a continuation of rain-free conditions. The nights will be quite chilly and the days cool through the weekend and frost/freeze is possible late tonight in some of the far NW suburbs and again late Saturday night. Coastal impacts from the recent strong ocean storm (now a sub-tropical system over the North Atlantic) will dwindle during the next couple of days.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days with a continuation of rain-free conditions. The nights will be quite chilly and the days cool through the weekend and frost/freeze is possible late tonight in some of the suburbs and again late Saturday night. Coastal impacts from the recent strong ocean storm (now a sub-tropical system over the North Atlantic) will dwindle during the next couple of days.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, cool days, and rain-free conditions with a strong breeze at times. The ocean storm will produce onshore flow for another couple of days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide. One final note, frost will be possible in some locations late Friday night and again late Saturday night.
Read MoreHigh pressure to our north will control the weather around here for the next several days with cool nights and pleasantly mild days. Meanwhile, strong low pressure will hang around the western Atlantic Ocean for another couple of days, but its impact in the eastern US will be mainly confined to coastal sections.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, cool days, and rain-free conditions with a strong breeze at times. The ocean storm will produce onshore flow for another couple of days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide. One final note, frost will be possible in some locations late Friday night and again late Saturday night.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, cool days, and rain-free conditions with a strong breeze at times. The ocean storm will produce onshore flow for another couple of days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide. One final note, frost will be possible in some locations late Friday night and again late Saturday night.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will remain dry and warm across the region with afternoon well up in the 70’s to go along with partial sunshine. The overall pattern becomes more unsettled by the weekend with an organized low-pressure system headed in this direction from the western US. The chance for showers will increase for Saturday and Sunday and it’ll turn cooler as well.
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