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.

Chicago's weather will be variable with showers and thunderstorms until Wednesday, then sunny from Thursday. A limited flood and thunderstorm risk is noted near Lake Michigan.

Chicago's weather includes sunshine and possible showers, with temperatures reaching near 78 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts clear skies tonight and a chance of thunderstorms into midweek.

Chicago forecast predicts a mix of sun and clouds, with possible thunderstorms later in the week. A Hazardous Weather Outlook was issued for the region.

The upcoming week in Chicago will have stable weather with seasonal temperatures and possible rain and storms midweek, including the potential for thunderstorms but no significant hazards.

The forecast for Chicago promises dry, comfortable weather through the weekend with temperatures in the mid-70s to lower 80s, with lake breezes potentially cooling shoreline areas.

The Chicago area anticipates sunny weather with a high of 73, but there's a high swim risk alert for Lake Michigan beaches due to hazardous currents. Evening will see light winds, with a low of 61. Thunderstorms are possible early next week.

The Midwest was hit by severe storms causing a dam failure, a fatality in Indiana, and extensive damage, with 300 people evacuated and 390,000 without power in Illinois.

At least 11 tornadoes struck Illinois and Indiana, causing damage and power outages, with one fatality reported. Restoration efforts continue as weather remains volatile.

Severe weather in Chicago leads to power outages and damages, with up to 10 tornadoes reported and one fatality. Restoration efforts and transportation delays continue as the city recovers.

Chicago faces severe weather, including thunderstorms, high winds, possible tornadoes, and flash flooding, with a Flood Watch in effect from 6 p.m. until 3 a.m. Tuesday. Residents are urged to prepare and stay informed.

Chicago responds to severe heat by opening cooling centers across the city, with community service centers, libraries, police stations, and City Colleges campuses available to provide relief from temperatures potentially rising over 100 degrees.

Three piping plover chicks have died at Montrose Beach, leaving only one survivor in the endangered species' local brood, with investigations underway to determine the cause.