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An Hour-by-Hour Look at the Rising Temps in Algonquin, LITH

The extreme heat will start Thursday with temps expected to climb Friday and Saturday.

ALGONQUIN, IL — It's going to be hot, hot, hot in Algonquin and Lake in the Hills in the coming days and across the Chicago area. Officials are reminding residents, as the heat starts to set in, to stay safe, hydrated and in the comfort of their air-conditioned homes, offices or elsewhere. The hottest conditions are expected Friday and Saturday across the region with the temps steadily expected to climb starting today (Thursday, July 18).

High temps will reach between 90 and 100 degrees in the Chicago area. A head advisory has been issued for McHenry County with the heat index expected to reach between 100 and 110 degrees.

We've provided a glimpse below of the hour-by-hour forecast of temps, heat index, relative humidity and precipitation in Algonquin for the coming days:

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Thursday, July 18TemperatureHeat IndexRelative HumidityPrecipitation Potential
11 a.m.74 degrees84 percent73 percent
3 p.m. 85 degrees 91 degrees65 percent30 percent
6 p.m.86 degrees96 degrees 72 percent 12 percent
8 p.m. 84 degrees94 degrees80 percent8 percent
Friday, July 19
4 a.m.78 degrees78 degrees88 percent 16 percent
8 a.m. 82 degrees88 degrees77 percent8 percent
10 a.m. 89 degrees100 degrees66 percent10 percent
12 p.m. 94 degrees109 degrees58 percent 10 percent
2 p.m. 97 degrees113 degrees53 percent 9 percent
4 p.m. 97 degrees111 degrees51 percent 8 percent
8 p.m.91 degrees102 degrees60 percent 17 percent
Saturday, July 20
12 a.m. 82 degrees88 degrees77 percent 17 percent
4 a.m. 79 degrees79 degrees 82 percent 23 percent
8 a.m. 82 degrees87 degrees74 percent 13 percent
12 p.m.94 degrees103 degrees51 percent 13 percent
4 p.m.92 degrees 99 degrees34 percent 41 percent
8 p.m. 83 degrees 88 degrees67 percent 40 percent

Cooling Shelters

McHenry County Emergency Management is working to keep an updated list of cooling centers up on its website for those wanting to get some reprieve from the heat.

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