It's the final day of the beach season and it will be a hot one in Chicago.
Labor Day in Chicago is the final day for beach season, with parades marching in many suburbs across the area.Labor Day has many Chicagoans enjoying the holiday to soak up the unofficial end of summer.
The heat index is expected to be around 100 degrees. But despite the heat and humidity people are enjoying this unofficial end to summer.Naperville is hosting it's annual last fling has been bringing in crowds of people to enjoy time with family and live music. "I feel like everybody knows each other. Like you walk down this little festival and everyone is like 'Hey. What's going on.' It's a community,"Several parades will be marching in the city and suburbs Monday.
Schaumburg's Labor Day parade begins at 10 a.m., kicking off from Summit Drive and Wise Road. The two-mile parade moves south to north on Summit Drive from Wide Road to Stock Port Lane.
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