Weather ? (Chicago, Naperville, Montrose: tornado, tax, pools)

[momandwifefromcali]

It is me again!
How is the weather in Naperville? Does it snow much? How hot does it get? Much rain? This is exciting! lol

[NYrules]

Originally Posted by momandwifefromcali

It is me again!
How is the weather in Naperville? Does it snow much? How hot does it get? Much rain? This is exciting! lol

Naperville has a typical 4 season type of climate. Naperville's inland locale allows it to escape much of the chilling effect the icy lake waters have on the city and areas directly along the lake in the spring allowing Naperville to enjoy temperatures some 10-15 degrees warmer than in the city during the months of March through about May. After about May 15 winds turn around to the south and begin to reduce, if not eliminate the lake's ability to chill the entire area allowing everyone to enjoy spring like warmth.

Winter starts right after about Thanksgiving and runs till about March 20th. At about March 20th you will start to see temps warm to the mid 40's during the day and drop to the 20's at night. By tax day you will be mowing your lawn, the dafodils and tulips will be up, and temperatures will hover in the low to mid 60's during the day and drop into the upper 30's at night fluctuating some where some days will be warmer and some will be cooler. Spring in the city
YouTube - Spring in Chicago

Summer starts around here like clockwork every Memorial Day just in time for when all the pools and theme parks open. Temps quickly leave the pleasureable 60's-70's and jump to a HOT and HUMID 90-95 degrees within about 2 weeks time and remain hovering in the upper 80's-low 90's from about June 15 until about August 25th
YouTube - Chicago Weather Forecast. Nice summer evening
YouTube - Montrose Bay, Chicago Summer 2007 Frequently though hot and humid conditions will fuel huge thunderstorms that will hit the city
YouTube - Tornado in Illinois Suburbs August 5 2007 OR
YouTube - Chicago Storm, Northside Then temps reduce back to more comfortable readings (75-85) from about Aug. 25th through about Sept. 15 and after Sept. 15 temps begin to jump up and down as they have been in the past week here where one day it will be 55 and the next 80. The weather pattern will remain like that though about Oct. 15 and after 10/15 we will typically get our first freeze thus changing the trees from green to a variety of oranges and yellows signaling an end to another growing season. Winter starts shorty after. Typically our first measurable snow will fall right after Thanksgiving. Start of winter
YouTube - Digging out in Chicago