Storm from Chicagoer, the floor station in Midway, O'Hare-Nbc Chicago

A soil stop was implemented on Midway and O'Hare International Airports from Chicago when storms in the area.

While thunderstorms have not yet arrived in the city itself, the FAA was issued by the FAA in anticipation of the effects on the flight operations of storms.

As a result, the departures on Midway and O'Hare are held at their decreasing airports until at least 4 p.m., an extension is possible.

At the O'Hare International Airport of Chicago, ground delays due to the storm are also reported, with delays being reported on average two hours on Wednesday.

The Storm Prediction Center has most of the area in Chicago a “low” risk of storms, the second of five forecast levels. The main threats in the development of storms would be gusty winds, which, according to forecast models, could occur over 60 to 70 miles per hour.

A risk without zero tornado is also in the game for most of the area, and parts of the western suburbs were also able to see harmful hail.

The arrival time of these storms could take place in the late afternoon and early evening, shortly before the evening ranking, according to the national weather service. Heavy rains are also possible, which can sometimes lead to localized floods.

As soon as the low -pressure system moves from the area, the area of Chicago will experience cooler temperatures and lower humidity on Thursday. According to the NBC 5 Storm team, the heights are only expected according to the NBC 5 Storm team.