The Break: Flood Watch in Chicago, the Heat Dome's Last Stand, and the First Snow

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The Break: Flood Watch in Chicago, the Heat Dome's Last Stand, and the First Snow

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The pattern breaks this week. Chicago is under a flood watch tonight as a 29.8-inch storm system parks over east-central Illinois, promising one to two inches of rain and a raw, windy 67-degree Sunday. St. Louis gets one last 94-degree day before the cold front arrives and drops temperatures twenty-one degrees. The 594-decameter heat dome over the Mid-South — explained in plain English — breaks down for good. Alaska gets its first true cold of the season, Colorado's highest peaks see their first snow, and the tropical Atlantic stays quiet at the statistical peak of hurricane season. Plus: this day in weather history, Yom Kippur times for Chicago's West Rogers Park, and rainy-day picks for the kids. Weather information from the National Weather Service. AI-narrated with music by Blue Dot Sessions.

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