Chicago Mayor Johnson and Cook County President Preckwinkle issued disaster proclamations for flood recovery, with over 3000 damage surveys completed.

Chicago is under an air quality alert due to heat with temperatures near 90 degrees. The city will see chances of showers and thunderstorms, with persistent heat and high humidity throughout the weekend and into next week.

An air quality alert is issued in Chicago due to Canadian wildfire smoke and high ozone levels, prompting health precautions for those with respiratory issues.

Chicago faces hazy skies and rising temperatures, with no air quality alert issued despite unhealthy conditions.

Chicago experiences poor air quality for a fourth day, with no immediate rainfall expected to clear the haze. Temperatures are forecasted to be around 80 degrees.

Chicago faces an Air Quality Alert due to Canadian wildfire smoke, impacting sensitive groups' health as Lollapalooza unfolds; officials advise caution.

Chicago faces health concerns due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, causing "unhealthy" air quality and prompting advisories to stay indoors. Despite sunny weather, the smoke remains persistent, impacting the air, especially for vulnerable groups.

Chicago's air quality plummeted, making it the world's worst at one point due to Canadian wildfire smoke, according to IQ Air and the Chicago Sun-Times. Health officials advise limited outdoor activity and protective measures.

Chicago experiences heavy rain with an 80% chance of showers, possible flash floods, and severe weather warnings, including damaging winds. Temperatures to drop with cooler air incoming.

Chicago faces high temperatures in the low to mid-90s, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. A cold front is expected to bring relief from humidity and heat by mid-week.

Chicago faced a heat advisory with a high near 92 degrees and heat index values up to 104, with a risk of severe weather and potential storms. Cooler temperatures were expected later in the week.

Chicago is experiencing high temperatures with forecasts predicting a start to the week at around 85 degrees, potentially reaching 94 degrees with heat indices up to 103. Thunderstorms are possible, but a cooling trend is expected later in the week.

Chicago is on Flood Watch with potential intense rainfall; severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds. Heatwave and varying temperatures expected in the upcoming days.