Chicago will have stable, sunny weather this weekend with temperatures around 60 degrees, but rain is expected to start on Sunday afternoon and last into early next week.

Chicago is set to have a sunny Saturday with highs around 60°F, turning rainy and windy on Sunday with showers continuing into the workweek, according to FOX 32 Chicago and the National Weather Service.

Chicago anticipates a mix of weather in early November: sunny skies and highs near 59, shifting to rain and potential thunderstorms starting Sunday night. Conditions will moderate by Wednesday with the sun returning.

Chicago experiences strong winds and dropping temperatures on Halloween, challenging trick-or-treaters with near 50 mph gusts and a cool 56 degrees by 4 p.m.

The National Weather Service warns of potential storms, strong winds, and elevated fire danger in Chicago, with a brief calm followed by more wet weather.

The National Weather Service warns of a week of mixed weather in Chicago, including gusty winds, fire risks, and potential for heavy rains and thunderstorms.

Chicago's weather to hit 81 degrees with risks of brush fires and strong winds; Lake Michigan sees hazardous conditions. Good news for Halloween as showers clear by evening.

Chicago's sunny weekend will shift to warm, windy weather next week with a Tuesday high of 81°F, and risk of fires due to dry conditions. A cold front arriving Wednesday night will bring showers and drop temperatures significantly by Thursday.

Chicago's weather forecast includes a mix of sunny skies and mild temperatures, with warnings for elevated fire risk early next week and possible gale force winds for boaters.

Chicago will see mixed weather, with sunny skies today, showers, and a possible thunderstorm tonight, and varying conditions including high winds and rain through next week.

Chicago and northwest Indiana will see variable weather, including sunny skies today, showers and potential thunderstorms Thursday night, and a calm weekend with highs near 60 degrees.

Chicago has been named "America's Rattiest City" for the 10th year by Orkin, based on residential rodent treatments. Critics say the title may not reflect actual rat populations.

Chicago's weather includes isolated showers, gusty winds, and an elevated fire risk, with varied conditions through the week and possible thunderstorms by Thursday night.