A sunny stretch of days will lift Chicagoans spirits this week ahead of an incoming cold front.
FOX 32's Mike Caplan breaks down this week's weather outlook.The record high tomorrow is 82 degrees. It’s in deep trouble. Friday we can make a run at 80 degrees again but if clouds are thicker than I expect it might be more like 77 degrees. It will also be cooler by the lake on Friday. Not today or tomorrow.
The next chance of rain arrives Saturday with a cold front. It will still be well into the 70s on Saturday with a few rumbles of thunder possible. DAILY NEWSLETTERthat I have read and agree
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