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Off-and-on rain, warmer temps expected in Chicago area Sunday

Mark Thompson
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Off-and-on rain, warmer temps expected in Chicago area Sunday — Evanston Technology news

The Chicago area will see slightly warmer temperatures on Sunday, but it will also see off-and-on rain showers as a bit of an unsettled pattern continues. In fact, the threat of rain will exist for several more days, and once it ends the Chicago area will start to see some cooler weather as the month of November gets underway, according to the NBC 5 Storm Team. On Sunday, morning showers will slowly come to an end, especially in the western suburbs and northwest Indiana, then more widespread rain is expected to develop into the afternoon hours, with periods of light rain or drizzle expected according to forecast models. Temperatures Sunday will rise into the mid-60s across most of the area, and after sunset temperatures will actually stay on the warm side, only dipping into the mid-to-upper 50s overnight. Additional light rain is expected on Monday across the region, especially in the afternoon hours, with highs again in the mid-60s, according to the NBC 5 Storm Team. Tu

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