The residents of the Chicago regions are probably a great summer button next to the windy conditions and a good dose of sunshine on Friday, but this will quickly turn to the region for storms this year.

The temperatures could get into the high 1970s in parts of the Chicago area on Friday, with 15 to 25 miles being expected per hour and higher gusts of wind are possible.

The mercury is expected to rise quite quickly, with the clouds rapidly rising from the middle of the morning to late afternoon and the daily high temperatures will probably be grasped.

It is not expected that the strong winds will be completely harmless on Friday, whereby expected warm temperatures and dry vegetation in the entire region generate favorable fire conditions.

The National Weather Service office in Chicago advises residents to secure loose objects and to limit the burning outdoors.

From there, a rapidly moving striker line from the southwest of the region will approach, whereby the greatest probability for storms in the outermost southwest of the region appears as far southwest of Lasalle County.

An improved risk of storms is predicted for a large part of the counties Lasalle and Kendall as well as for the southwestern Will County and the western half of the Kankakee County.

. The highest threat will be in central -illinois, but can continue very well to the coast of the Michigan -Lake. #Ilwx #Inwx pic.twitter.com/6kmkvnnsix

– nws chicago (@nwschicago) March 13, 2025

Chicago and a large part of the metropolitan area have a low risk of a storm with dangers to destructive winds and tornados until late on Friday evening in early Saturday morning.

While Cook County and Northwest Indiana probably only see the storm approach around 10 p.m., the parts of the distant west of the area were able to move in at 8 p.m.

West suburban districts such as Kane, Kendall, Grundy and a lot of the sake will probably move in at 9 p.m.

Once arrived, the storms are expected to take three to four hours, which makes the system a probable overnight stay events.

Weather officials quote harmful winds as the main threat in the region, although a tornado risk is certainly particularly available in areas from southwestern Rockford to Paxton in the Irokesen district.

(3) Friday evening is the first time this year that our area for storm is threatened. Make sure you have several options for receiving warnings, including a way to arouse them in the middle of the night. Here is a look at the windows of the storm period in our region: #Ilwx #Inwx pic.twitter.com/meekrfrjk5

– nws chicago (@nwschicago) March 13, 2025

While storms then get out of the area, warm temperatures and gusty winds remain, whereby a high wind clock for Saturday is in force, as thousands of people watch the Chicago River colored green for St. Patrick’s Day.

Although high temperatures are expected almost 70 degrees, wind gusts are possible over 50 miles per hour, and the high wind clock remains in force on Saturday until 3 p.m.

A quick and drastic cobbler is expected from there, although high temperatures are probably only reached on Sunday in the mid -1940s.