Warm temperatures and increasing clouds are expected Sunday in the Chicago area, but little-to-no rain is in the forecast as a drought continues to intensify in the region.
According to forecast models, high temperatures Sunday are likely to rise into the mid-80s across the area, with some cooler readings closer to Lake Michigan.
So far this month, the city of Chicago has seen just over an inch and a half of rain, far below the typical totals for June. As a result, the city and surrounding suburbs are continuing to see moderate-to-severe drought conditions, and there doesn’t appear to be much relief in sight.
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