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Chicago Extreme Heat Warning: Chicago is set to endure another day of dangerous heat on Thursday.
An Extreme Heat Warning remains active for the entire area through the end of the day.
Temperatures are expected to climb into the mid-90s. Heat index values could reach as high as 105 degrees, according to meteorologists tracking the conditions.
A few storms may develop later Thursday evening. Residents should stay alert for changing conditions as the day progresses.
Friday brings a new set of concerns. The Chicago area is under a Level 2 risk for severe weather.
Gusty winds and hail are the primary threats during the afternoon hours. The Extreme Heat Warning is set to expire Friday.
Even so, hot conditions will linger. Highs are expected to stay near 90 degrees, with heat index values reaching the upper 90s.
The Fourth of July could bring additional storms. Morning showers are possible, followed by another round of storms late in the afternoon.
Hot and humid conditions are expected to persist throughout the holiday. City officials and health experts are urging residents to take precautions.
Checking on neighbors, staying hydrated, and using cooling centers are among the top recommendations.
Health officials outlined several ways to prevent heat-related illness. Staying indoors with fans or air conditioning is strongly advised.
Limiting time outdoors and avoiding direct sun exposure can also reduce risk.
Wearing loose, lightweight clothing and drinking plenty of water are additional safety measures.
The city has opened cooling centers throughout Chicago to help residents find relief.
Public libraries, Chicago Park District fieldhouses, pools, and splash pads are also available as cooling options for those in need.
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