A warm front is expected to move through the Chicago area this weekend, increasing the risk for potentially strong storms on Sunday. A few showers could move through parts of the area on Sunday morning before things start to pick up between 1 and 5 p.

Chicago will warm into the 70s by Friday, but rain chances remain uncertain, and models disagree on whether snow could arrive Monday.

Temperatures will warm later this week, but another round of rain and snow is possible Sunday night. CHICAGO - At 4:01 this morning, the sun was directly overhead at the equator, marking the vernal equinox, the start of astronomical spring. Despite this ...

Chicago is bracing for severe weather Sunday as a low-pressure system triggers a dramatic shift, bringing thunderstorms, the potential for tornadoes, and even snow.

Chicago is heading into a wet weather pattern for the next several days. Scattered showers and storms are expected Thursday night into Friday morning, especially after midnight. A few storms could ...

The city can expect partial clearing heading into tonight and limited sunshine early Tuesday. It will be cloudy throughout the day as the next storm system targets Chicago. There is a building storm threat late Tuesday night,

An active weather pattern is in store for Chicagoland on Sunday, with strong to severe afternoon storms possible in some locations. Temperatures will remain very mild, at least if you're south of a very apparent cold front that's creating a wide range in temps Sunday.

A tornado watch for much of the Chicago area has been issued as possibly severe storms approach the region, potentially bringing damaging winds and hail. The watch, in effect for the entire metropolitan area besides DeKalb,