Chicago gets one more sunny day in the 70s Sunday before clouds and cooler temperatures arrive Monday. The warmth returns by midweek, with rain chances holding off until later in the week.

Chicago’s weekend forecast is unusually warm and mostly sunny, with temperatures reaching 72 degrees Sunday before a cooler Monday.

Chicago is in for a sunny Friday and a mild, dry weekend, with temperatures reaching the low 70s Sunday.

Sunny skies return to Chicago Thursday, with a warm weekend ahead. Possible late-night fog could make Friday morning’s commute trickier.

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Dense fog could slow Chicago’s Tuesday morning commute before sunshine takes over. Mild, dry weather then sticks around through the weekend.

Chicago's Monday starts sunny, and the forecast keeps the good weather rolling through the weekend.

A sunny Sunday will warm Chicago to 62 degrees before a dry stretch sends highs toward 70 later this week.

Chicago gets a chilly start Saturday before sunshine takes over. Then comes a dry, sunny stretch with temperatures rising into the 70s.

Scattered showers, strong northwest winds and a sharp chill are on tap for Chicago Friday. Sunshine returns Saturday before a warmup next week.

Showers are in the forecast Thursday, followed by breezy, showery weather Friday before sunshine returns for the weekend.

Chicago starts cloudy Wednesday, with possible drizzle, before periods of rain Thursday and blustery conditions Friday. A warming trend is expected over the weekend.