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Cool spell to be short lived

The cool spell is temporary. A sprawling dome of hot air predicted to build into Chicago and the Midwest this weekend.
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  • 9 PM
    Mostly clear,
    67°
  • 10 PM
    Mostly clear,
    66°
  • 11 PM
    Mostly clear,
    65°
  • 12 AM
    Mostly clear,
    64°
  • 1 AM
    Mostly clear,
    63°
  • 2 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    63°
  • 3 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    63°
  • 4 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    63°
  • 5 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    63°
  • 6 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    62°
  • 7 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    63°
  • 8 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    66°
  • 9 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    69°
  • 10 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    73°
  • 11 AM
    Partly cloudy,
    76°
  • 12 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    77°
  • 1 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    78°
  • 2 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    79°
  • 3 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    79°
  • 4 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    79°
  • 5 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    78°
  • 6 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    78°
  • 7 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    76°
  • 8 PM
    Partly cloudy,
    74°
Tom Skilling's forecast
  • Thursday
    Mostly clear
    HI
    81°
    LO
    68°
    Generous sun filters at times through some high clouds which increase later in the day. Lighter SE winds 5 to 14 mph limit afternoon beach temps to the mid 70s. Growing prospects for a period of t-storms late night.
  • Friday
    Mostly cloudy
    HI
    87°
    LO
    70°
    T-storms possible into morning affecting 40-60 percent of the metro area. Mixed sun emerges, noticeably warmer, more humid. A few isolated afternoon t-storms? South to SW winds may shift SE in the afternoon on area beaches.
  • Saturday
    Mostly cloudy
    HI
    91°
    LO
    75°
    Mixed sun, cottony clouds, hot, muggy. Several gusty t-storms affecting 30 to 40 percent of the metro area possible. South winds 6 to 16 except SE by afternoon on area beaches. Peak heat index: 98 to 103-degrees.
  • Sunday
    Mostly clear
    HI
    95°
    LO
    77°
    Mostly sunny, breezy, hot and humid. Heat index values could surge to dangerous 105 to 111-degree levels in the afternoon. South to southwest winds 11 to 23 mph.
  • Monday
    Clear
    HI
    96°
    LO
    76°
    Sunny, breezy, intensely hot and quite humid. Afternoon heat indexes may surge to 102 to 109-degrees. South to southwest winds increase to 11 to 23 mph.
  • Tuesday
    Partly cloudy
    HI
    93°
    LO
    72°
    Sun and building cumulus clouds, hot and humid. Chance of a gusty thunderstorm over as much as 20 to 30 percent of the metro area. Southwest winds 12 to 24 mph.
  • Wednesday
    Light fog
    HI
    88°
    LO
    76°
    Light fog

Right Now

Mostly cloudy
70°
HI 81°|LO 68°


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  • Bone dry in New Lenox for weeks now.

    Patti @ 8:05 PM CDT, Jul 12, 2011

  • in luckey,ohio,10 miles south of toledo we recieved 2.50 inches of much needed rain

    marty jakubec @ 7:33 AM CDT, Jul 12, 2011

  • lost 2 huge branches out of a 30 yr. old tree and patio chairs landed in our garden in minooka! the wind actually took a huge branch over a shed.

    deb @ 10:19 PM CDT, Jul 11, 2011

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