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It's a bit chilly out there but the fog is burning off and there's some blue sky and sun above. It'll be partly sunny today but, hey, any sun right now is a good thing, at a time of year when we see less and less of it. Highs today will be into the lower 50s. In fact, it looks like it'll be fairly pleasant all weekend after a week of clouds and scattered rain. But don't look to far ahead on some forecasts because some folks just have to go and predict flurries for Thanksgiving.

Damp, dark, dreary...it's not a fun day to be out and about. Rain is likely today and it's gonna be cool, too, as highs will be in the upper 40s (normal for this time of year). But if there's a silver lining, it looks like the scattered showers will taper off towards evening and that we'll have a mostly rain-free weekend on tap for the area. But be prepared if you're traveling for the holiday next week: it could be a wet commute.

It's a wet way to wake up on a Humpday and it's looking to stay pretty damp. The rain will come and go throughout the day and 10 to 15 mph winds will make it feel kinda raw out there as highs struggle to reach 50. The rain might begin to taper off towards evening but there's a good chance of showers and drizzle into the overnight hours; lows will be in the lower 40s. None of us are in very good moods right now - well, except for Benjy, he's always happy - but come talk to us tomorrow when the weekend will be at our doorstep.

We're on record as saying we greatly dislike Tuesdays: they're just like a repeat of Monday. Today's weather only deepens those feelings and, by the looks of it, Tuesday's weather has decided to return the favor by loathing us back. It'll be cool, cloudy, and breezy today as temps might not crack 50 degrees and there's a chance of rain, too, though that may remain to our south for most of the day. Tonight, the chance of rain increases and it'll be a nice, cold rain as lows sink into the lower 40s.

Gone are the warm, sunny days of last week, replaced with the cloudy, cold days of...this week. Hope everyone likes rain, too, cause that's what we're getting. Today looks to be more typical of the kind of weather we expect to have here in mid-November: cloudy with highs in the mid-to-upper 40s. There's rain to our south and while there's a chance of showers this way later today, odds are it'll hold off for just a bit longer. To add insult, though, it's going to be a bit windy as the day goes on. Tonight, the chance of rain increases a bit and lows fall to the lower 40s.

After a run of great weather, especially for mid-November, it's back to the dreary reality. Clouds and scattered showers are what we have to look froward to today, not to mention temps that will fall throughout the 50s throughout the day. And it looks like there are plenty of clouds to come this week.

We're off to a beautiful start today but if you haven't taken advantage of the recent warm, sunny weather, do so today because by later today, things will be going a bit downhill. We'll see highs over the 60 degree once more but later today clouds will roll in and lower and we could even see some scattered showers by the wee hours of tomorrow morning. Also, we can say good-bye to the 60s; lows drop to the lower 40s tonight. We're in for a couple of cool, cloudy days over the next week, so take advantage of the nice weather while you can.

After a cool October it's hard to believe our luck with such a warm November. Sunny, fair skies mean a great day to be out and about and it'll be mild, too, as highs reach the mid-60s. In general, it's going to be like late April or early May outside. And that's pretty awesome. Winds will be a bit gusty at times, though, as they reach upwards of 30 miles an hour. Windy and mild is the story overnight as lows only fall to the lower 50s.

Another sharp day is on tap as bountiful sunshine and highs in the upper 50s will help us rebound from a chilly start to the day. Today and tomorrow would be a good time to get out and about during lunch or before sundown to enjoy the sun. The next several days are starting to look more and more like typical "cloudy and cool" November weather so soak up the sun while you can, even if you're wearing a light jacket. Lows tonight drop to around 40 with clear skies overhead.

It's a gorgeous day, particularly for those of you who aren't in the office. Clear, blue skies stretch out overhead and the Sun is doing its thing, warming us up to a point of comfort with highs in the upper 50s. We know the cool, damp weather that marks typical Autumns will return soon enough so embrace this pleasant weather while you can. Lows tonight will drop into the lower 30s and skies will remain clear.

Today will have a little something for everyone. We're off to a cool, cloudy start right now with temps right around 50, and there are some showers scattered across Northern Illinois. But those showers - as well as the clouds - will eventually break and give way to sunny skies by later afternoon and warmer temps that will inch their way towards 60. The trend this week looks similar to last: warmer as the week goes on. In fact, Skilling Sayz that November has thus far been warmer than October. Proof again that no one knows anything.

After a gorgeous weekend, we'll be facing some shifty weather today. While it'll start out warmer than usual, just like the last few days, highs will peak around noon in the mid-60s and begin a drop from there into the mid 50s. Clouds will be the dominant feature in the big ol' sky but there's a chance of some sun mixed in there as well as, later, a chance of rain. Eventually, lows will reach the mid-40s into the overnight hours. Either way, decent weather if you're looking to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall coming down.

The unseasonably awesome weather continues today as we'll see more sun sun sun and highs into the lower 70s once again. It's the kind of a day we'll be longing for soon enough, so no excuses. Get out there and have some fun. The turn around to cooler weather begins tomorrow and by mid-week we should be back to normal temperature readings. The pleasant weather will continue tonight, though, with clear skies and a low in the mid-50s.

It appears fall's not ready to give way to winter quite yet and, in fact, it feel like the Spring we never quite had. Gorgeous, sunny skies are overhead with that bright, little guy we call the sun. Temps will warm themselves up to 70 today for the warmest temps in almost a month and a half (tomorrow is already looking like more of the same, as well). So we think this is Mother Nature's make-up gift to us, her "sorry about taking away your spring and making the first half of your summer cold and wet" gift. If so, we accept it. Now if you'll excuse us, we have some bike riding to do.

It's cloudy now but don't worry, the sun is coming out later. And when the clouds do break, it's going to start warming up. How warm? Hard to say, we're not weathermen, but Skilling Sayz it's going to get into the mid 60s and maybe even near 70 by tomorrow. The National Weather Service is a bit more modest in their forecast, but either way, we're shaking the chill for a few more days so enjoy it.

Today will be one of those lovely fall days we've been blathering on and on about lately. Clear skies and seasonal temps - highs in the low-to-mid 50s - are the forecast so that means some pleasant weather for whatever you've got going on today. Tonight is more of the same with lows in the lower 40s and clear skies. There's a warm-up coming this weekend; how warm we're not quite sure as there's a 10-degree difference between different forecasts for Saturday, but it'll be warmer than today. We feel safe saying that.

After such a gorgeous fall day yesterday, today is a little less impressive. Not that we're totally against rainy days; they serve their purpose. But it's just a bit harder rolling out of bed and finding that motivation we need on these cool, gray days. Such is life. There are scattered showers about the area this morning and they'll remain here and there throughout the rest of the day. Highs will only reach the upper 40s again today and lows tonight will be in the lower 30s. But it looks like we may be headed for a warm-up just in time for the weekend. We can dig it.

It may be cool but it'll at least be bright. A ton o' sun is expected today even as this morning's lows were some of the coolest temps we've seen so far this season. And in spite of the bright, sunshiney day, highs might not even crack 50 in a lot of spots. But, we will not complain. Two months from now, a high in the upper 40s will seem downright summer-like, so we'll take it while we can. Clouds will allegedly roll in later this evening and there's a chance of a passing shower overnight with lows in the upper 30s.

Scattered showers across the area are a gentle wake-up for some while, for others, cloudy skies are enough. We begin November on a cool note today as, even as the showers depart and clouds eventually break, we'll still only reach the lower 50s today. And it'll be even colder tonight when lows fall into the lower 30s.

Not that it's a bad thing. Most of us are shaking off hangovers from indulging in too much booze or candy. We'll get a nice day to lay about, watch movies or the Bears game, and recover. Though if you do make it outside, the weather is going to cooperate. Highs should reach the lower 50s and we should see a good amount of sunshine. Clouds thicken later in the day but the threat of rain isn't enough to worry about. And, more importantly, now that Halloween is done and gone, let's start focusing on what really matters: turkey.

After that brief warm-up at the end of the week, a chill is in the air once again as we head into the heart of fall. But with the chill's return also comes the return of that happy little guy we call "The Sun." He'll be well known this morning but clouds could increase as the days goes on and highs will struggle to reach the upper 40s with gusty winds making it feel even cooler. Tonight, lows will drop to the mid 30s so be sure to bundle up, especially if you're going partying dressed as a slutty "_________."

According to CBS 2, anyway. Some uplifting news to end our work-week with.

We're waking up to a whole lot of wet today as the soaking rain from overnight moves out, leaving us with a flood advisory. We'll see a break in the rain this morning and then, around lunch, we could see more showers move through. If anything, at least it'll be warmer with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s, though hang on to your umbrellas and hats as we can expect some gusty winds, too. The windy conditions will continue with us into the night, when we'll see lows drop to around 40 as cooler air returns. But enough about that, you've got a Halloween costume to plan. Right?

If there's one nice thing we can say about today, it's that at least it's going to be a bit warmer than the last few. Highs will reach the mid-60s under cloudy skies for a day that's pretty meh. But the real fun begins later tonight when rain moves in. While we don't expect to have as big a flooding threat as they will down-state (and even further south), get ready for plenty of rain and wind from late tonight all the way through tomorrow. But, there's no need for the umbrella quite yet, so hang tight; today is the proverbial "calm before the storm."

It's been a lousy weather week so far but it's about to get a little bit better. It's a dark and cloudy start right now, but don't you worry, sunshine, things are a-gonna clear up. Throughout the day, the clouds will break and give way to a large, yellow orb that produces light. We hear it's called, "The Sun," and it terrifies us. Sometimes it warms us, though just a little bit today as highs will reach the upper 50s. Tonight, clear skies will be in order and lows fall to the upper 40s.

As we close in on this Saturday's Fall Back, ending Daylight Savings Time, we're reminded of how rude it is to wake up when it's dark out. Not that it matters because we're closing in on that part of winter when we only have something like four hours of light a day anyway. Skies will be mostly cloudy today with a slight chance of showers, though those chances increase as the day continues, especially into the late afternoon hours; highs will be in the upper 50s. There's a better chance of rain tonight, when the lows will be around 50. To our friends at Phillyist, may we wish you and your city a happy birthday on this, the 327th anniversary of the city's founding.

Yesterday's mix of clouds and sun deteriorated into an unpleasant steady, cold rain last night, returning us back to the ugliness that we've been dealing with much of the fall (if not much of the year). Lo, to have the mighty Sun back again, to shine on our faces and warm our cheeks before we descend into winter's cold, frigid grasp. And for Bears fans, a gloomy day is even gloomier. Highs will reach the upper 50s today and there's a 50 percent chance of showers. As we head into the evening hours, the chance of rain remains while lows will fall to the upper 40s. The only solace we can find at so early an hour is that today is the 63rd birthday of one Mr. Pat Sajak. Give that wheel an extra spin for us tonight, Pat.

Second verse, same as the first. It'll be another day of cloudy skies with a chance of showers. Of course, we saw the clouds break and the sun shine yesterday afternoon, so who knows? Maybe we'll get a little sun again? Highs should inch up to near 60 today and will drop back into the 50s tonight as we remain under cloudy skies with, yes, a chance of showers. And it looks like more of the same as we head into the work week.

It's a typical, gloomy fall Saturday for the first part of the weekend. There are still scattered showers around the area but they'll be clearing up by the afternoon when we'll be left with cool, cloudy conditions. In a word: blergh. Highs around the area probably won't even crack 50 today and tonight lows drop to the lowers 40s under, yes, cloudy skies. Obviously, the Dementors who kept us cool and cloudy this summer have returned.

We've been soaked the last 24 hours and, if there's any good news, it's that the rain will be moving out, slowly but surely, throughout the morning. Behind it will be gray skies and gusty conditions. Winds will be in the 15-25 mph range with gusts of up to 35 mph occasionally. Highs will reach the upper 50s across most of the area. It's just another gloomy day, as the chance of rain lingers into tomorrow. But, for you chemistry nerds, Happy Mole Day!