Chicago is forecasted to have a cooler-than-usual Memorial Day with clear skies and mid-60s temperatures, followed by a dry Thursday and warming temperatures towards the weekend.

Chicago is forecasted to have a cooler Memorial Day weekend with temperatures peaking in the low 60s and clear skies, although nighttime temperatures may drop to the 40s and 50s.

Chicago's Memorial Day weekend weather forecast predicts sunshine with temperatures in the low to mid-60s, and a warming trend expected the following week.

Chicago expects a cooler and drier Memorial Day weekend, with chances of brief showers and temperatures in the 50s and 60s, according to the National Weather Service and FOX 32 Chicago.

Chicago faces a week of cool temperatures and light rain, with areas of fog and gusty winds. The weekend may see drier conditions and slightly warmer temperatures.

Chicago is experiencing a notable temperature drop with rain, after a heatwave and dust storm. Forecasts predict cooler weather and heavy downpours, with up to 2 inches of rain expected. Conditions will gradually improve later in the week.

Chicago saw a sunny Sunday with temperatures in the 60s, but the pleasant weather is expected to shift with chances of rain increasing throughout the week.

Chicago's weather shifts from dust storms to cooler, breezy conditions, with a weekend forecast of clouds and temperatures in the 60s, followed by a mostly sunny Sunday. Rain is possible early in the new week.

After severe weather in Chicago, residents anticipate more storms amid power outages and damage. Winds surpassed 60 mph, and hail reached over 2 inches. The National Weather Service forecasts a 30% chance of more storms with a calmer weekend ahead.

Chicago faces dense fog with an advisory for several counties; clear skies with showers, storms, and varying temperatures are expected over the following days.

A 3.3 magnitude earthquake occurred near Lerna, Illinois, with no reported injuries or significant damage. Residents across the region felt the quake, which is relatively rare for the area.

Chicago's forecast includes cool temperatures in the 70s, isolated showers, and thunderstorms with a low chance of precipitation and gusty winds. Fog is expected late night and scattered showers could continue into Wednesday.

Chicago experiences early summer weather with varying temperatures; storm chances to increase midweek, with a cooler, sunny weekend forecasted by FOX32 and the National Weather Service.