Chicagoland could see severe weather, including isolated tornadoes, on Thursday.
A frontal boundary has been sagging southward through the region on Wednesday, causing winds to shift off the lake across northern Indiana and northeast Illinois. This shift has led to a significant temperature contrast, with lakefront areas experiencing temperatures plummeting into the 50s this afternoon, while inland locations still enjoy upper 60s and low 70s.
The severity of the afternoon/evening storms hinges on the outcome of the morning round. If the morning storms track through the Chicagoland area, the severe weather threat may shift southward for the evening round.Conversely, if the morning storms linger, it could diminish the threat of severe weather later in the day. Nevertheless, the possibility of afternoon/evening storms, including isolated tornadoes, cannot be ruled out.
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