Weather officials said Sunday that the temperature will drop throughout the day and reach the mid-to-upper 30-degree range by sunset.
Snow is possible for the Chicago area Sunday night after last week’s summer-like temperatures.
The National Weather Service Chicago has told people living in northern Illinois and northwest Indiana to “bundle up” this evening, as the temperature will drop throughout the day Sunday and reach the mid-to-upper 30-degree range by sunset.According to the weather service, Sunday’s rain showers will turn to snow by early evening, and snow will continue into Monday morning.
Rain showers will transition to snow by early evening, with snow continuing into Monday morning. Slushy snow accumulations are likely tonight, especially where several inches are possible north of I-88 and west of the Chicago metro. Gusty winds will also accompany the snow.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Chicago weather radar: Severe storms possible Saturday, snow possible SundayGet ready for a weather rollercoaster this weekend!
Read more »
Weather Authority: Mostly cloudy, mild conditions Saturday night after storms dump hravy rainRain and thunderstorms are moving through the Delaware Valley Saturday afternoon. There have been several warnings issued by the National Weather Service.
Read more »
Wet & windy Sunday with active weather into next weekSunday features rain and wind at times with cooler than average highs. Active weather continues into the start of next week. FOX13
Read more »
Walmart closing 4 Chicago locations permanently Sunday as residents plan rallyThe retailer said it's closing the stores because they're underperforming.
Read more »
19 First Alert Weather Day: Tracking Sunday afternoon storms, damaging windsSunday is an ALERT DAY for storms that could be strong to severe as highs top at around 80.
Read more »
Chicago weather: City records hottest April 13 in over 80 yearsChicago warmed up Thursday to a degree not felt on this day in more than 80 years.
Read more »