CHICAGO (CBS) — Some fast-moving and powerful storms hit parts of the Chicago area late Sunday – particularly the northern suburbs.

In Vernon Hills, wind brought down some trees, and some metal bleachers flipped over at a baseball field.

READ MORE: City In Mourning, Third Suspect In Custody After Shooting That Left Chicago Police Officer Ella French Dead, Second Officer Critically Injured

“The trees ere swirling for about five minutes and then they started breaking,” said Ted Seymour.

In Libertyville, wind gusts knocked a big branch onto the front porch of a house on Sunnyside Court. Crews got it off the power lines and hauled it away.

In Northbrook, more tree limbs hit power lines, forcing ComEd to send over trucks.

Around 2,000 ComEd customers were without power late Sunday.

READ MORE: Sen. Dick Durbin Says Judiciary Committee Will Get Answers On What He Calls Former President Trump’s ‘Frightening Attempt’ To Get DOJ To Overturn Election

The low for Sunday night is 73.

(Credit: CBS 2)

Scattered showers and storms will also pass the area Monday morning, and it is looking like another round of possibly severe storms will develop Monday evening.

We are in the Marginal Risk (Level 1) on Monday, but may be upgraded to level 2 Slight Risk.

(Credit: CBS 2)

The week ahead will start in the 80s on Monday, but heat and humidity quickly rebuild leaving us either side of 90 degrees mid-week with a heat index near 100 by Tuesday.

(Credit: CBS 2)

There is a chance of scattered strong or severe storms each day through Thursday.

MORE NEWS: Janet Kroll Of Mount Prospect Was Among Those Who Died In Alaska Plane Crash On Thursday

A strong front will sweep through the area Thursday evening scouring out the humidity with more seasonal temperatures in the low 80’s returning for Friday and the weekend.

>>>#ad: Don't Miss Today's BEST Amazon Deals!
Originally Appeared Here