Easter egg hunts are not in jeopardy this morning. Overall it's a pretty nice day with the caveat being a few stray afternoon showers. Shower coverage increases Monday afternoon as a cold front approaches from the north. Behind the front, high pressure wedges down the eastern slopes of the Appalachian Tuesday leading to a continuation of needed rainfall.
The national weather service for 60014, Crystal Lake, Illinois is reporting Sunday 4 th February to be the wettest day in the coming week with around 0.90mm (or 0.0 inches) of rainfall. Make sure to carry an umbrella if you are out and about in 60014, Crystal Lake, Illinois.
The triple mountain range surrounding the lake protects the area from prevailing northerly winds creating this excellent micro climate we so enjoy. The effects of the lake and mountains ensure that temperatures are pleasantly warm year âround, averaging about 23.34Â° Celsius (74Â° Fahrenheit). April and May are our hot and dry months with temperatures in the 80Â°âs and 90Â°âs with nighttime lows around 60Â°. Fortunately it is the sun not the air that is hot. When you step in the shade you can feel at least a ten degree difference, so we are always comfortable, no matter the time of year.