Chicago braced for a wild weather day as severe thunderstorms slammed the area with 70-mph winds and two-inch hail balls, triggering warnings across northern Illinois. Lightning was the main threat, so “when you hear thunder, go inside.” A second round of storms loomed, possibly bringing even stronger winds, while flash flood warnings were issued for afternoon and evening downpours. With heat index soaring to 100–110 degrees, the city opened cooling centers — including libraries, parks, and police stations — and urged residents to check on neighbors. A cold front promised relief with cooler temps in the low 80s by Tuesday.
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