Weather

Today will be hotter and more humid than yesterday when highs reached 91 degrees at ORD and stayed in the upper 80s at many other regular reporting sites.

Flooding rains over the past few weeks have focused new attention on Cook County's massive deep tunnel system. In a FOX 32 special report, Dane Placko looks at how the system works and sometimes doesn't work as some question whether it will be able to handle more intense storms caused by climate change.

The first round of storms primarily poses a damaging wind threat, but if the second round materializes, it could bring all hazards, including isolated tornadoes.

Mayor Brandon Johnson on Tuesday went door-to-door to evaluate the aftermath of the July 4th weekend storms.

On Tuesday, we will likely start a run of four days in a row of low to mid-90s. 

Good evening, Chicago! Here's your weather report for the upcoming days:

As scorching temperatures continue to grip the Midwest, health officials are warning the public not to underestimate the severity of this heat wave.

A hot week is on the way with several days likely to be 90 plus.