HIGH: 57
LOW: 37
* The mild weekend will extend one of the Chicago area’s longest spells of above-normal November temperatures. Saturday marks the 18th consecutive day milder than normal.
* Patchy fog or low clouds over parts of the metro area as the day begins, then becoming mostly sunny and hazy.
* Temperatures peak at levels 13 degrees above normal and more typical of late October.
* Light southeast winds 4 to 12 mph limit lakeshore highs to the low 50s.
NOV. 21 TEMPERATURES
Normal high/low: 44(degrees)/30(degrees)
Record high: 72(degrees) (1913)
Record low: 1(degrees) (1880)
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