By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
November 4,2013; 5:45PM,EST
After the coldest morning of the autumn so far, temperatures will rebound 30 degrees or more to seasonable levels by Wednesday afternoon.
Temperatures started the day Monday in the mid-30s around the city, but in the northern and western suburbs dropped into the 20s.
Highs are forecast to be in the 50s on Tuesday, then reach the low 60s on Wednesday, which is close to normal.
Temperatures may reach the middle 60s Thursday ahead of a cool front.
The front will approach the area Thursday afternoon with some rain and should sweep through Friday with some wind.
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The air behind that front is not as chilly as being experienced to start this week. While it will get blustery behind the front on Friday, winds will not be quite as strong as which occurred last Friday. Still some flight delays are possible due to crosswinds on some of the runways.
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