HIGH: 82
LOW: 57
* A threat of some severe t-storms–especially south half of the metro area–this afternoon.
* Many hours rain-free–but scattered showers or t-storms may accompany a late morning/early afternoon frontal passage.
* Much like Friday, daytime heating threatens some hail, gusty winds and downpour-generating thunderstorms, especially near Chicago into the south suburbs. Some severe weather warnings may become necessary with heavier storms.
JUNE 21 TEMPERATURES
Normal high/low:
Record high: 101(degrees) (1988)
Record low: 38(degrees) (1992)
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