Chicago Weather

Humidity will make it feel like 98 degrees at the lakefront Wednesday, meteorologists said.

Less-than-usual rain and hot, dry weather could mean the Chicago area needs water restrictions.

The rest of the week will see warmer than usual temperatures, high humidity and lots of rain.

The high temperature recorded in Chicago was colder than the low in Fairbanks, Alaska on Saturday.

Meteorologists say it'll be another cold, cloudy, wet week in Chicago.

Temperatures are forecast to reach into the mid-60s Wednesday before falling again later in the week.

Snow should be over in time for after-school trick-or-treating, but it will be cold — very cold.

One meteorologist said Chicagoans are "absolutely right" thinking the summer is cooler than normal.

A storm could roll through city before 7:30 p.m., but it appears to be weakening as it hits Illinois.

Chicagoans put the long winter in the rearview mirror as temperatures climbed.

Chicago Public Schools will again be closed Tuesday, CPS boss Barbara Byrd-Bennett announced.

No major weather-related injuries were reported by Near West Side hospitals as of Monday afternoon.