Chicago is expecting varied weather with possible showers and thunderstorms today and a high near 80 degrees. The weekend should be sunnier and warmer, but with potential lake hazards on Tuesday.

Chicago is facing inclement weather, with showers and thunderstorms forecasted, and possible severe conditions including damaging winds, hail, and a tornado risk.

Glencoe Village and Cook County are in dispute over the renovation of Glencoe Golf Club's clubhouse, with tensions over lease extensions and environmental impacts.

The National Weather Service warns of potential severe weather including thunderstorms and flooding in Chicago, with risks continuing throughout the week.

Chicago is expected to experience multiple thunderstorms and high temperatures throughout the week, with risks of severe weather including damaging winds and possible flash floods.

Chicago prepares for potential thunderstorms and flooding, with the National Weather Service issuing an "Elevated Thunderstorm Risk." Weather remains unsettled with more storms expected throughout the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and potential heavy rainfall for the Chicago area, with a continued risk of severe weather through the week.

Chicago is forecast to enjoy a sunny day with a high of 83 degrees before clouds roll in, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms beginning Sunday through Wednesday.

Chicago is set for sunny weather with highs around 80°F on Friday and near 85°F on Saturday. Thunderstorms and a flood risk will start Sunday, with early next week seeing possible showers, thunderstorms, and excessive heat.

Chicago is set for sunny weather with highs around mid-70s to low 80s into the weekend, followed by a 50% chance of storms on Sunday and a threat of limited floods and excessive heat early next week.

Wildfires in Canada are causing smoky conditions and air quality issues in Chicago, potentially affecting sensitive populations until the haze is expected to clear by Thursday.

Chicago's weather forecast includes showers, sunny skies, and potential thunderstorms, with highs from 74-82 degrees and a thunderstorm risk south of I-80.

The U.S. Supreme Court has limited federal environmental agency powers, affecting the Clean Water Act and challenging the Chevron doctrine, with significant implications for local Chicago environmental litigation.