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Partly cloudy
25°
- 6 MPH
- feels like
18°
humidity68%
- high
44°
sunrise7:00 a.m.
- low
26°
sunset4:20 p.m.
Forecast
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7 a.m.
Mostly clear
26°
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8 a.m.
Clear
28°
-
9 a.m.
Clear
30°
-
10 a.m.
Clear
33°
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11 a.m.
Clear
37°
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12 p.m.
Clear
40°
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1 p.m.
Clear
42°
-
2 p.m.
Clear
44°
-
3 p.m.
Clear
44°
-
4 p.m.
Clear
42°
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5 p.m.
Mostly clear
40°
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6 p.m.
Partly cloudy
39°
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7 p.m.
Partly cloudy
37°
Wednesday
Mostly clear
high
44°
low
26°
Thursday
Mostly clear
high
42°
low
28°
Friday
Mostly clear
high
41°
low
31°
Saturday
Partly cloudy
high
42°
low
31°
Sunday
Partly cloudy
high
39°
low
33°
Monday
Partly cloudy
high
38°
low
30°
Tuesday
Partly cloudy
high
42°
low
30°
Wednesday
Mostly cloudy
high
46°
low
38°
Thursday
Partly cloudy
high
42°
low
37°
Friday
Partly cloudy
high
46°
low
33°
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Lake effect snow is expected to continue producing flurries most of Monday but no more than half an inch is expected on the Illinois side of the lake. - A lakeshore flood advisory will begin at midnight as a system moves into the area that could drop half an inch of snow in the city and as much as 5 inches in northwest Indiana.
- If you need to make some last-minute preparations, then have an umbrella handy Tuesday night into Wednesday.
- Drivers in northern Illinois had to contend with slippery road conditions Tuesday morning as the first measurable snow of the season coincided with the morning commute, although conditions generally were not as bad as expected, forecasters said.
- Tuesday’s morning commute may be marred by snowfall, with as much as 3 inches falling in the west and northwest suburbs, meteorologists warned.
- Fleeting daylight. Colder weather. Gloomy skies. The churn of conflicting emotions and financial distress that can accompany the holidays.
- A cold front will usher in strong, possibly damaging, winds Sunday but snow seems less likely, according to the National Weather Service.
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