Chicago expects mixed weather with warmth and potential storms. Calm tonight, but thunderstorms likely on Friday and Sunday. The weekend should be mild, with caution advised on Lake Michigan due to hazardous boating conditions.

Chicago prepares for severe thunderstorms, potential tornadoes, and winds exceeding 75 mph as the National Weather Service issues warnings for the evening.

The National Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in Chicago with hail and damaging winds, particularly north of Interstate 80, and potential localized flooding in urban areas.

Chicagoans face varied weather with sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and possible severe weather early in the week; temperatures fluctuate with highs near 84°F and risks of hail and strong winds.

Chicago is expected to have a week of fluctuating weather, starting with clear skies and mild temperatures, progressing to chances of rain and thunderstorms, and returning to some sunny conditions by week's end.

NWS issued a weather outlook for Chicago, warning of dense fog and a limited risk of thunderstorms in the area, with potential for hazardous conditions into next week.

Chicago faces scattered showers and thunderstorms with a chance of strong storms near Wisconsin and patchy fog post-storm. Temporary clear skies on Saturday before more storms next week.

DePaul University cancels its 2024 FEST music festival due to ongoing campus protests by the DePaul Divestment Coalition, disrupting campus activities.

Chicago's weather will be sunny today with temps around 60°F. The National Weather Service forecasts mild conditions tonight and scattered showers from Thursday through the weekend.

Two piping plovers, Imani and the newer Green Dot, are exhibiting territorial behaviors at Montrose Beach, competing for space and potential mates amid conservation efforts.

Chicago faces erratic weather with showers and thunderstorms expected, as Lake Michigan breezes cool temperatures to the high 50s, with possible localized flooding.

Illinois urges residents to dim lights as millions of migrating birds pass overhead this week, aiming to reduce bird collisions with buildings during their journey northward.

Chicago faces storms and potential flooding, with NWS predicting a wet week including showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds. Conditions could lead to localized flooding and hazardous boating on Lake Michigan.