The La Niña climate pattern could mean slightly warmer than normal temperatures this fall in Chicago.
, which is when the temperature drops at or below 32 degrees, typically occurs between Oct. 11 and Oct. 12 across the Chicago suburbs and Oct. 21 to Oct.
30 in the city and along the lakeshore,” Brett Borchardt, meteorologist for the National Weather Service’s Chicago office, told the Tribune.. Its location next to Lake Michigan’s warm waters explains why the city and nearby suburbs freeze later in the year than their farther-out counterparts.We're ready for Illinois pumpkins, and have a new batch of first fall freeze maps based on the 1991-2020 normals.
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