Chicago is seeing mostly sunny skies Sunday, with temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s around early afternoon and highs expected in the mid 70s. A cold front has passed, but the afternoon is warmer than the earlier forecast suggested; cooler air arrives Monday before a seasonable stretch takes over. The National Weather Service’s early-afternoon update reports the current temperatures and revised high.
Sunny Sunday Turns Breezy
Sunny skies are expected Sunday, with northwest winds near or just above 10 knots this afternoon, easing this evening. Temperatures are expected to reach the mid 70s, with isolated spots south of I-80 possibly touching the upper 70s. The cold front passed without bringing rain. The latest National Weather Service discussion updates the afternoon temperature and wind outlook.
Seasonable Conditions, Midweek Warm-Up
Seasonable conditions are expected this week, with a warmer bump midweek.
Mostly Dry Through Saturday
The week is expected to stay mostly dry, with low rain chances. The forecast discussion describes seasonable conditions, a midweek warmer bump and low rain chances.
No land watches, warnings or advisories are listed for Illinois or Indiana. A Small Craft Advisory is scheduled from 1 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday for the Indiana nearshore waters from Burns Harbor to Michigan City, not Chicago. Sunday plans look favorable for outdoor time, though a light jacket and patience with the midday breeze will be useful companions. The National Weather Service’s current advisory listing specifies the marine alert area and timing.
