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The Chicago region is bracing for a resurgence of unstable weather, featuring rainfall and a slight chance of severe thunderstorms from late Friday night into Saturday. According to the Storm Prediction Center, significant rainfall, strong winds, and potentially harmful hail are predicted as storms emerge along a frontal system progressing southward from Wisconsin. Temperatures are anticipated to hover in the low 70s on Friday and Saturday, before dropping into the 60s on Sunday and low 60s for Monday and Tuesday. Additional rainfall may impact the Chicago Bears’ game at Soldier Field on Sunday.

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00:00Chicago is heading into a wetter and more unsettled weekend.
00:03After a brief break, rain chances will increase across the area.
00:07Friday may start dry, but scattered showers could develop later.
00:10By late Friday night, a marginal severe weather threat arrives.
00:14Heavy rain, gusty winds, and damaging hail are possible.
00:18The storms will form along a front, moving south from Wisconsin.
00:21Showers and thunderstorms could continue into Saturday afternoon.
00:25Temperatures will remain mild, reaching the low 70s Friday and Saturday.
00:30But cooler weather will arrive during the second half of the weekend.
00:33Sunday highs are expected to drop into the 60s.
00:36Monday and Tuesday could remain even cooler, with low 60s forecast.
00:41More rain is also possible Sunday across the Chicago area.
00:44Wet weather could continue during the Bears game at Soldier Field.
00:48Scattered showers may persist into Monday and Tuesday.
00:51Residents should monitor updated forecasts as the weekend approaches.
00:55Disclosure.
00:55This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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