On Friday night, the Chicago area was looking for a stormy night again, with a possible harsh weather, and a rare dust storm warning was issued in much of the Chicago area as dust blows down to visibility on several interstates.

However, unlike Thursday, the threat and expected severity of any potential thunderstorm are lower, mainly concentrated in the southeast of the city.

Warm with low humidity, strong wind conditions prompt wind consultation and red flags to warn of high fire hazards. The high temperature was good until the 1980s.

Dust warnings have been issued to Grundy, Kankaki, Kendall, Lasal, and counties in Illinois and Jasper, Jasper, Lake, Newton and Indiana until 7:30 pm, and sandstorm warnings have been issued until 8:30 pm in cook, cook, dekalb, dupage and kane counties. The National Weather Service said visibility on Interstate 55 on Shorewood, Interstate 57 and Interstate 80 near Interstate 55, near Crown Point, Indiana, was significantly reduced.

According to the National Weather Service, the storm can reach more than 70 miles per hour during storms.

In the east of I-55, the most important storm threat remains.

Thursday night, mainly between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., some severe storms entered the southeast of the Chicago area, squeezing wind rogues to 70 mph, golf ball-sized hail. The Northwest Chicago region may remain dry.

Cool and dry weather will settle down this weekend, but there will be a rainy pattern next week. Early forecasts suggest that we may be 1" to 1.5" in total from Monday night to Wednesday morning.

Cool and dry weather will settle on weekends.

Several schools closed due to power outage

A few schools closed on Friday due to power outages Inclement weather on Thursday event.

As of 7:30 a.m. Friday, Crown Point Community School, Lake Station Community School and Manhattan District #114 have all reported closures.

Arbor Park School #145 won't have live and e-learning due to power and internet outages.

Temperatures drop significantly in Chicago next week

As the high point approaches 90 degrees, the summer-like situation continues.

The wind stays strong late at night and Saturday. Click here to view our full seven-day forecast.