Chicago forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, with temperatures up to 71 degrees; varying reports suggest potential severe weather on Sunday and a mix of rain and snow.

Storms in Chicago caused over 150 flight delays at O'Hare and Midway airports, with multiple ground stops impacting travel and minor hail affecting road safety.

Chicago's weather promises warmth reaching 49°F with possible showers and thunderstorms later in the week, while the weekend brings likely rain and a drop to low 40s. Uncertainty remains for Monday's forecast.

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Chicago is set to see sunshine with chilly temperatures, potentially reaching the lower 50s by Wednesday. Light showers may occur, with a warmer trend and rain chances towards the weekend.

Chicago anticipates a wet Sunday with rain and possible storms, challenging conditions for runners in the Shamrock Shuffle, and strong winds throughout the day.

Chicago weekend weather to feature a mix of conditions, including rain, snow showers, and gusty winds, followed by a thunderstorm chance on Sunday and a calmer, mostly sunny Monday.

Eight tornadoes struck Illinois and Indiana, causing destruction and prompting cleanup efforts. An EF-1 tornado damaged a gym in Gary, Indiana. No deaths have been reported, and one injury occurred.

Chicago faces a week of changing weather with temperatures rising then dropping, including windy conditions and possibilities of rain and snow showers. Weekend may bring sunshine with cooler-than-normal temperatures.

Chicago experiences unseasonal snow and strong winds on the first day of astronomical spring, with a forecast indicating more cold weather and potential snow ahead.

Chicago warms to 68°F today, with southwest winds and storm chances increasing Wednesday, potentially bringing severe weather and transitioning to snow late Wednesday into Thursday.

Chicago's weather will fluctuate this week, starting calm on St. Patrick's Day and progressing to warmth, possible thunderstorms, and potential snow midweek, with clearer skies by Thursday.

A historic Elgin church lost its roof to a severe overnight storm, affecting a century-old structure and the housed homeless, but the congregation remains resilient.