Tomorrow in Chicago starts with partly cloudy skies and gentle breezes, shifting to mostly sunny by noon. Temps rising from 73°F to 80°F. Don’t miss the full forecast on our blog!

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Greetings, Chicago residents and visitors! Tomorrow morning will kick off with partly cloudy skies at 73 degrees, quickly giving way to a mostly sunny midday at 77 degrees. By noon, conditions change again as we hit 80 degrees under partly cloudy skies. The week promises a mix of sun, possible thunderstorms, and essential UV safety tips. Dive deeper into our daily and weekly forecasts to plan your days!
Over the Midwest today, a band of showers is advancing towards Chicago from the west, bringing rain to areas like Des Moines and Peoria. Saginaw is seeing isolated thunderstorms heading its way, adding to the weather excitement in Michigan. Columbus and Indianapolis are experiencing scattered showers with some breaks in the clouds offering occasional glimpses of sun. In the South, storms are bubbling up over Bowling Green, moving northeast, while Cleveland enjoys a relatively clear sky for now.
In Chicago tomorrow morning, temperatures start at 73 degrees at 8 AM with a partly cloudy sky and a gentle NNW breeze. By 10 AM, expect mostly sunny conditions as temperatures rise to 77 degrees with winds shifting slightly from the north. Approaching noon, the temperature hits 80 degrees, with partly cloudy skies returning and a breeze from the NNE at 8 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, Kansas City will reach a high of 88 degrees, while St. Louis sees slightly warmer conditions at 89. Springfield is expected to hit a warm 90 degrees, reflecting above-average temperatures for the area. Chicago will enjoy a pleasant 82 degrees, and Indianapolis is forecasted at a comfortable 85. This warm trend in the Midwest is attributed to a ridge of high pressure influencing the region, leading to mostly clear skies and increased sunshine.
A line of storms is advancing through the Midwest, stretching from Chicago to Fort Wayne, bringing potential heavy rain and gusty winds. By tomorrow, this system will continue its southeastward trek, impacting areas from Indianapolis to Louisville with possible thunderstorms. In the afternoon, expect cooler temperatures to settle in post-storm, offering relief from recent heat. Areas around Cleveland and Detroit may see shower activity tapering off by evening. Keep an eye out for any severe weather alerts as the front moves through these regions.
With an expected UV index of 8 on Tuesday and Wednesday in Chicago, it’s essential to protect your skin. Direct sun exposure could lead to burns in about 17 minutes. Be sure to apply sunscreen and seek shade during peak hours.
Here’s the 7-day outlook for Chicago: Tuesday: Starting off with clouds early, clearing late in the day, and a high of 86 degrees. The low will be 71 degrees. Wednesday: Expect clear skies with the temperature reaching a comfortable 83 degrees during the day and cooling to 67 degrees at night. Thursday: Clear and sunny with a high of 81 degrees, and the low will be around 66 degrees. Friday: Clear skies continue, bringing warmer temperatures with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Saturday: Watch for isolated thunderstorms, with temperatures climbing to 93 degrees for a high and dipping to 76 degrees overnight. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions are expected, with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Monday: Thunderstorms are anticipated later, with a daytime high of 87 degrees and a nighttime low of 72 degrees.