Sunday's cloud cover faded away to a mostly sunny sky Sunday evening,
with skies expected to remain mostly clear during the overnight. The
clear skies won't last for long as clouds will be back on the move
Monday in response to a fairly active jet stream that will develop later
in the week. Temperatures Sunday night will dip into the mid 20s,
warming into the mid 40s Monday afternoon.
The majority of Monday is expected to remain
dry, however, a few light
showers will be possible during the evening and overnight. The rain
won't be much, and will remain under a tenth of an inch. Those showers
will be a result of a cold front that is expected to move through
southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois late Monday night. That front
will then stall to the south Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
High pressure briefly moves in for Tuesday afternoon leaving skies
partly cloudy and temperatures close to 50 degrees.
Moisture will increase from the south by Wednesday morning, over-running
the stalled boundary to the south. This will lead to widespread rain
developing during the day on Wednesday before lightening up a little
Wednesday night. Another round of rain will develop Thursday and
Thursday evening ahead of a cold front that will move through early
Friday morning. Rainfall totals between Wednesday and Thursday evening
could add up to another 1-2 inches for parts of northern Illinois.
After that, skies will dry with temperatures remaining slightly below
average for the start of the weekend.
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