Weekend Forecast: Snow Coming Sunday
The weekend will be half sunny an half snowy, with snow coming in starting midday Sunday.
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The weekend will be half sunny an half snowy, with snow coming in starting midday Sunday.
A flash freeze is possible for the Chicago area Thursday night as temperatures will quickly drop in the evening.
If you love Chicago but hate the weather, you might want to try Guatemala or Nicaragua.
As Chicago endures record-breaking cold temperatures , Mother Nature is adding more snow into the mix Thursday afternoon.
Heavy snow has been falling for several hours overnight, and drivers could face a rough commute Monday morning, as plows work to keep streets and expressways clear during a significant winter storm.
With heavy snow blanketing the Chicago area, and drifting snow making a difficult job even tougher for snow plows, authorities say people should stay home if they can, and use public transportation if possible if they do have to go anywhere.
Snow is on the way and Chicago areas are under a winter storm warning Sunday.
What are the current records for cold temperatures in Chicago and will this week's temperatures break any of them?
Chicago areas are experiencing extremely low temperatures with a high of only 13 degrees.
Chicago woke up to the coldest weather of the year on Friday, but it will pale in comparison to what's in store next week, when the Windy City could see record cold, and suffer flashbacks to the days of the polar vortex five years ago.
A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect for the Chicago area until noon Friday.
For Garfield Ridge resident Bryen M Yunashko, snowy weather conditions mean he may not be able to leave his house.
A winter weather advisory is still in effect for Chicago until midnight.
A 12-year-old's death Sunday reveals an often overlooked danger with snow, its weight.
A video, shot Saturday at O'Hare, captures a snow plow dumping snow onto a driver's car and breaking the windshield.
Chicago areas should prepare for freezing rain and ice accumulations with a mix of snow and sleet on Tuesday.
Parking valets, bus drivers and those without homes all struggled to stay warm in the brutal cold Sunday.
Check back for LIVE updates on the winter storm warning in place for the Chicago area until noon Saturday.
More than seven inches of snow fell in Lake County, and lake-effect snow could bring more precipitation beginning Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Hundreds of flights have been canceled at O'Hare and Midway Airports and average delays range from 15 to 82 minutes.
IDOT rep. Guy Tridgell as well as CBS 2's Lauren Victory and Vi Nguyen update on traffic conditions amid the winter storm.
With the threat of snow on the way, Ricky Hawkins' Chicago repair shop is seeing business pick up.
Attention Chicago: Get ready for some snow, and then some of the coldest temperatures so far this season.
The bigger concern comes on Friday night and into the weekend.
So far, there have been 88 cancellations at O'Hare and 11 at Midway.