Summer is not quite over yet.
Chicago weather tomorrow is expected to bring scattered showers ahead of a heat wave . The heat index could reach 100 on Monday.Though temperatures have been cooler this week, a heat wave is making its way to the Chicago area this weekend, the National Weather Service said.
Beginning Friday, the heat will start to rise and will hover in the low 80s. But on Saturday, temperatures will really start to tick up and could reach the high 80s.
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