Another round of strong storms possible Monday as Chicago area deals with damage
CHICAGO (WLS) -- After an evening full of weather warnings, Chicago woke up to no active alerts on Monday morning.
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However, another round of storms is forecast to come back to the area tonight, ABC7 Meteorologist Tracy Butler said.
Humidity and the warm temperatures will persist as storms are expected to begin later this afternoon and build into the evening hours.
The rain is likely to drag into Tuesday morning, with strong storms still possible in the area tomorrow.
As for the Broadway In Chicago free Summer Concert, Butler suggests everyone park a raincoat and have means to receive weather alerts. The show will go on - rain or shine. However, if there is lightning, the show could get delayed.
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Cleanup underway after Sunday storms
The second round of storms on Sunday night caused some late night damage.
Reports include flooding, downed trees and some power outages.
In Andersonville, video shows downed trees on cars near Catalpa Avenue and Clark Street Monday morning.
In Oak Lawn, drivers were left to deal with road flooding.
A car went into a retention pond in north suburban Mundelein. There's no word yet if weather played a part in this crash, but the roads appear to have been slick at the time.
Video out of northwest Indiana shows heavy rain and strong winds battering the area.
