Chicago’s Last Summer Weekend Could Be — Surprise — Yet Another Wet One
Forecasters expect Chicago to experience rain and potential flooding from Wednesday through Sunday, marking a wet conclusion to the summer season. These predicted storms continue a trend for the city, which has already faced significant precipitation throughout the year.
Rain is in the forecast from Wednesday through Sunday, with potential for more storms and flooding in an already rain-filled season.
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