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Chicago's morning showers give way to a dry, warm week with temperatures gradually rising, reaching highs near 68°F on Tuesday and mid-60s by the weekend, according to forecasts.

Chicago experiences unpredictable weather with rain expected and a high of 52 degrees. Showers continue tonight, with a clearer Tuesday and mostly sunny rest of the week forecasted.

Chicago's weather forecast includes variable conditions with showers, windy and sunny moments, and a gradual warming trend towards consistent spring weather by the end of the week.

Chicago's weekend weather is expected to remain cool, with temperatures in the low 50s, cloudy skies, and chances of showers. Conditions may improve slightly by mid-week.

Chicago is experiencing widespread rain and thunderstorms, disrupting morning commutes and likely continuing throughout the day with gusty winds and cooler temperatures.

Chicago expects rain to alleviate dry conditions, with a temperature drop and showers, possibly thunderstorms, into Thursday. The weekend may see warmer weather.

Chicago experiences an early morning temperature peak of 77 degrees followed by a cooling trend, windy conditions, and a pattern of spotty showers over the next few days.

Chicago is forecast to hit an early season high of 81 degrees with sunny and breezy conditions, followed by a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the evening, according to the National Weather Service.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Chicago, predicting sunny conditions followed by a warm-up, potential storms, and a return to cooler temperatures later in the week.

Chicago's weather forecast includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures up to the 50s, followed by a sunnier weekend with highs near 50 degrees and a warm-up expected on Monday.

Chicago expects weather fluctuations with sunny spells and chances of showers and thunderstorms, and temperature swings as reported by the National Weather Service and Fox 32 Chicago.

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