Sunny and cool Tuesday with a high near 77°F. Showers and heavy downpours likely Thursday

Kendall County coroner identified Dana Jenner, 47, after a tree fell on a camper at Fox Creek RV Resort during July 4 storms. Her two dogs also died in the collapse.

Northeast winds make Lake Michigan choppy Monday with a moderate rip current risk at southern beaches. Highs near 72°F today; heat spikes back midweek.

A tree smashed through an SUV in Evanston during Thursday's storms; neighbors and a Good Samaritan helped pull a wounded passenger free while firefighters cut away the limb.

Morning fog will slow commutes in Chicago on Sunday, with showers likely before 1 p.m. and a localized flooding risk in low areas. Expect highs near 74°F.

Showers and thunderstorms likely in Chicago Saturday, July 4, with gusty winds and locally heavy rain. Expect pockets of street flooding and plan indoor alternatives.

Hot, humid conditions with scattered storms are expected through July 4 in Chicago; heat indices may top the mid-90s.

Heat index above 100°F this afternoon; an Extreme Heat Warning is in effect and late storms could bring brief relief. Call 311 for cooling centers.

Chicago hits the mid-90s with heat indices above 100 through July 3. Officials urge people to stay cool, hydrate and check on vulnerable neighbors.

Bloomington put another round of algaecide on hold and is directing money toward water‑plant upgrades after low microcystin readings and taste complaints.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect through midnight Friday. Highs hit the mid‑90s and heat indices near 105°F.

Heat indices near 100–105°F Monday–Wednesday. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

An Extreme Heat Watch covers Cook County June 29–July 1; expect mid‑90s highs and feels‑like temps above 100. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.