Chicago saw its rainiest January day in more than 50 years on Thursday night, as the storms even forced an unprecedented rainout for the Bulls game at the United Center.

Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot launched an independent initiative on Thursday to document the alleged abuse of power by federal immigration officers in response to the Trump administration’s “Operation Midway Blitz” in the Windy City.

Thursday’s heavy rain led to ponding on roads, flooding in basements and even postponed the Chicago Bulls game after condensation on the United Center court.

In the first shooting of the weekend, Chicago police officers found a 43-year-old man near the sidewalk around 6:45 p.m. in the 1500 block of South Sawyer Avenue with a gunshot wound to the body. The victim was taken to Mt. Sinai Hospital in critical condition.

ABC7 Chicago meteorologists issued an AccuWeather Alert for Thursday night, due to showers, thunderstorms and possible gusty winds. There was a Flash Flood Warning.

Judge Sara Ellis was expected to dismiss the lawsuit, but said that the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis gave her pause.

Nearly two dozen speakers voiced anger at the way Chicago police interacted with federal agents in recent months and shared details of times they believed officers were illegally coordinating with the feds during deportation campaign.

Heavy rainfall overnight has caused flooding throughout the Chicago area on Friday morning. The Chicago Fire Department assisted at least two drivers out of their cars from a flooded viaduct on the Dan Ryan Expressway. Standing water was also reported along Fullerton Avenue in Lincoln Park and an emergency response in Auburn Gresham.