Another hot day in Chicago on Thursday

Sunny heading into the weekend

CHICAGO (CBS)—Over the next seven days, we are forecasting Chicago's hottest-ever mid-September stretch of weather with little to no rainfall.

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The remnants of Hurricane Francine remain to our south, sending only high cloud cover and a few sprinkles our way through Saturday. Most, if not all, areas will remain dry through the weekend.

A building ridge of high pressure over the Great Lakes responsible for shunting the tropical system away will send temperatures soaring Sunday into next week. 

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High temperatures may approach 90 on Sunday and remain in the 80s through the next work week. This is more than 10 degrees above normal for mid-September.

Tonight: Mostly cloudy and warm. Low: 66

Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy and warm. Cooler lakeside. High: 84

Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a passing sprinkle. High: 86

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