Kankakee County, IL – As you plan your week ahead, take note that the National Weather Service in Chicago has reported a chance of rain and patchy fog in the Kankakee County area.
Beginning Sunday tonight, residents should be cautious of reduced visibility due to fog, particularly south of the Kankakee River Valley. The weather pattern for the week indicates a gradual warming trend. After a chilly start with temperatures in the 40s on Monday, the thermometer is expected to rise steadily, reaching the mid-50s by Wednesday. The mild weather may be accompanied by precipitation, with a 20-30% chance of rain forecasted south of Interstate 80 from Wednesday night into Thursday.
Commuters should be mindful of potentially slick roads and ensure that their vehicles are equipped for the conditions. Those traveling at night should be especially vigilant of the foggy conditions that may obscure road hazards. The rest of the week looks to be largely overcast, with occasional breaks of sunshine.
The National Weather Service advises residents to dress in layers and prepare for the possibility of a wet end to the week. As always, staying informed on the latest weather updates can help ensure personal safety and ease of travel during these variable conditions.
