CHICAGO – AUGUST 25: With Chicago’s skyline reflected on its steel shell, workers hose down the 110-ton, stainless steel Bean, also called “Cloud Gate” sculpture at Millennium Park August 25, 2005 in downtown Chicago, Illinois. Workers are finishing up the polishing, buffing and grinding of its stainless steel seams as the public will have a close-up few of the Bean at its official unveiling Sunday, August 28. Cloud Gate, by artist Anish Kapoor, has been under wraps in a tent with workers polishing, buffing and grinding its seams for the last eight months, but parts will soon once again go under for yet more work on October 3. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

It may be a sunny day across much of the Chicago-area, but high wind gusts have been reported throughout the area, causing downed tree limbs and chilly temperatures.

The highest-wind gust recorded at O’Hare International Airport topped the scales at 49 MPH, according to the National Weather Service’s local storm report. That was the top wind gust recorded in the area so far, according to the NWS.

Midway International Airport came close to topping O’Hare, with a 48 MPH gust, and the Chicago Executive Airport in suburban Wheeling reported gusts of 47 MPH in connection with the ongoing weather event.

At Chicago’s Wrigley Field, the wind played tricks on the Arizona Diamondbacks, causing several fly balls to drop un-caught during the team’s game against the Chicago Cubs. Kris Bryant took full advantage, notching a pair of RBI thanks to the swirling winds as the Cubs picked up their fourth straight victory.

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Here is a list of wind gusts from around the area:

Cook County:

Chicago Executive Airport – 47 MPH

Midway International Airport – 48 MPH

O’Hare International Airport – 49 MPH

DuPage County:

Chicago-DuPage Airport – 45 MPH

Kane County:

Grove-Aurora Airport – 44 MPH

Kankakee County:

Kankakee Airport – 45 MPH

Will County:

Romeoville-Lewis Airport – 45 MPH