Horoscope October 16: What the day holds for every zodiac sign
What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 16. All signs and periods.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 16. All signs and periods.

October 16 — temperatures expected between 20 and 36 °C, sunny. Chance of precipitation 1%.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 15. All signs and periods.

October 15 — temperatures expected between 15 and 34 °C, sunny. Chance of precipitation 0%.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 14. All signs and periods.

October 14 — temperatures expected between 13 and 29 °C, sunny. Chance of precipitation 0%.

Morales will join the Oct. 15 Flow Space event, whose agenda includes cancer care, screenings and emerging health technology.

David Yeomans forecasts a possible record-warm Monday in Chicago, followed by the season’s coldest air Friday.

Both cities reportedly reached the mid- to upper 80s Monday, though final readings were not available in the detailed account.

A federal judge ordered tree cutting to stop at East Potomac Golf Links after preservationists said more than 500 trees had been felled and hundreds more were slated for removal.

Forecasters expect widespread heat through Wednesday, followed by a cold front that could bring frost to parts of the central US.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 13. All signs and periods.

October 13 — temperatures expected between 11 and 24 °C, rainy. Chance of precipitation 15%.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 12. All signs and periods.

October 12 — temperatures expected between 15 and 22 °C, rainy. Chance of precipitation 37%.

What the day holds for every zodiac sign — October 11. All signs and periods.

October 11 — temperatures expected between 19 and 24 °C, rainy. Chance of precipitation 67%.

The 27-year-old whale is the fourth Marineland beluga to die at Shedd this year; a necropsy is planned.

Church officials condemned a plan to livestream Nidal Malik Hasan’s execution; Trump says he will decide whether the broadcast goes ahead.

The plan outlines roughly 4,100 homes and 9.1 acres of new green space across former Cabrini Green sites.
