After a dreary and blustery Saturday across the Chicago area, conditions will be a lot more pleasant on Sunday, but the sunny skies and good vibes will not last for long.
According to forecast models, Sunday will certainly start off on the cool side, with readings around the freezing mark as the day begins, but temperatures should quickly warm throughout the day thanks to a southerly breeze and plenty of sunshine.
Monday could see some warmer readings in the south suburbs, with highs in the upper-50s and low-60s areawide, but the chance for rain will also begin to reenter the forecast in the evening hours, according to forecast models.Sign up for NBC Chicago newsletters.
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