Temperatures across the greater Chicago area are warming up only slightly for the rest of the week with possible showers and thunderstorms.
A person braves brisk winds and a light snow shower as they walk past tulips springing up in downtown Chicago on April 17, 2023.
Casey Sullivan, meteorologist with the National Weather Service Chicago, said Monday’s high temperatures could get to the upper 30s, even touching 40, from the early morning’s low of low- to mid-30s. Passing snow showers are expected still Monday but should halt by late morning or early afternoon.Much of the forecast area recorded under half an inch of snow accumulation, with O’Hare International Airport getting a total of two-tenths from the overnight snow, Sullivan said.
The “best chance for rain and thunderstorms” is Thursday, Sullivan said, at 80% in the late morning through the afternoon with temperatures in the lower 70s for most of the forecast area.
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