Chicago's weather will be variable this week, starting calm with partly sunny skies, then shifting to a "Limited Flooding Risk" and thunderstorms from Wednesday night into the weekend.

Chicago is set to enjoy dry and cool weather with sunny skies and a high of 79 degrees. The week ahead is expected to have similar temperate conditions with a limited chance of showers.

Chicago anticipates varied weather, with clouds, high winds, and hazardous beach conditions in Porter County. The forecast suggests mostly sunny days ahead but advises caution due to possible thunderstorms and high waves on Lake Michigan beaches.

The article discusses Chicago's sunny weather, with a high near 78 degrees, but warns of high swim risks at northwest Indiana beaches due to dangerous winds and waves, as per National Weather Service alerts.

The NWS confirmed a record 32 tornadoes struck Chicago during a derecho on July 15, surpassing the previous record and marking the area's most prolific tornado event.

Sunny skies with mid-70s temperatures are expected in Chicago, but the National Weather Service warns of dangerous swimming conditions at northwestern Indiana beaches starting tonight through Saturday.

The forecast for Chicago promises sunny skies and cool temperatures, with a high near 75 degrees and breezy conditions. A "High Swim Risk" alert is in effect for Lake Michigan beaches. Pleasant weather is expected to continue with low humidity.

Chicago's weather forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and strong winds, with a high swim risk at Lake Michigan beaches due to large waves and dangerous conditions.

Dozens of Divvy bikes were found dumped in Lake Michigan, posing environmental and health concerns. Volunteers and local authorities are addressing the issue.

Chicago's OEMC opens cooling centers in anticipation of a heatwave and provides resources for residents to stay safe, including alert sign-ups and tips for heat-related illness prevention.

Chicago is expecting erratic weather with thunderstorms and a shift from hot to cooler weather, including risks of tornadoes and hail, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Chicago is expected to experience mixed weather including possible thunderstorms and varying temperatures throughout the week, per the National Weather Service.

The article discusses Chicago's weather forecast, predicting sunny conditions with a slight chance of showers, escalating thunderstorm chances, and a “High Swim Risk” near Lake Michigan.