But that sunshine will do little to warm us up, with daytime high temperatures expected to reach only into the low to mid 30s. It will also be blustery, which will keep wind chill temperatures into the teens. The normal high temperature for this time of year is around 32 degrees.

Chicago was hit with flash flooding late Thursday amidst a warm front. Will snow return in Illinois as temperatures drop? Here's the forecast.

Sunday could be an eventful weather day in the Chicago area, with chances of strong-to-severe thunderstorms and snow both in the forecast.

Northern Illinois is in a period of weather whiplash, with mild temperatures giving way to rain this weekend before winterlike cold returns early next week.

Parts of Illinois will continue to be hit by snow and wind this week, with some expected to get up to four inches of accumulation. Here's the forecast.

Thursday will definitely feel like early spring around Chicagoland, with temperatures peaking in the mid- to low 50s and a chance for thunderstorms later.

The Chicago area is going to see above-average temperatures in coming days, but along with that will come multiple chances for rain.

Parts of Illinois have already received more than 15 inches of snow this season, with more coming down the pipe. Here's what residents can expect.