Latest Round Of Snow May Set Record
A snowstorm swooped into Chicago early Friday, and it could put us over the top for the snowiest February ever.
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A snowstorm swooped into Chicago early Friday, and it could put us over the top for the snowiest February ever.
The pattern of off-and-on miserable weather will continue Friday with snow that could dump about three to five inches in some parts of Chicagoland and up to seven inches farther south.
Monday night's snowfall in Chicago wasn't enough to set an all-time record for the month of February, but it did move the city one place closer to that milestone.
Dangerous ice is being blamed for numerous accidents and spinouts on Chicago area roadways.
A reminder is coming today that it's still winter -- in the form of up to 5 inches of snow.
More than 220 flights have been canceled at Chicago's airports Sunday due to rain conditions in the Chicago area that have triggered a flood advisory.
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Snow from this month's blizzard is slowly leaving us, but the snow may impact us for the next several months.
The Chicago area's thaw is allowing pothole patching crews a chance to hit the streets with renewed vigor.
Metra officials concede that they could have done a better job dealing with the Blizzard of 2011.
Some Lake County Illinois drivers who got stuck during the blizzard and ended up getting their cars towed, are complaining they're being gouged by the towing companies.
As if the past week in Chicago hadn't been enough to make one wish Mother Nature would abolish winter at once, bitter and dangerous cold is now coming.
Chicago-area roofers are busy with roofing emergencies caused by the Blizzard of 2011.
As a light snow began to blanket the city Monday afternoon, the Dept. of Streets & Sanitation deployed 174 snow-fighting trucks to Chicago's streets. CHECK CONDITIONS
Some garbage collectors are having a hard time making it through snow-filled alleys, so they're holding off until they can make it through.
In addition to last week's blizzard, Chicago's third-ranked snow event ever shattered the record for February snowfall in one day, while Sunday's snowfall helped the city reached another frigid milestone.
Snow and dogs--a lot of them love it, as they roll, run and play in the drifts. Snow and dog-walkers is a different story.
Thawing and freezing cycle can create ice dams in gutters, which can lead to water seeping into your home.
The folks on the 3800 block of North Hamilton showed the type of community spirit that restores one's faith in, well, people.
Chicago isn't the only city looking to dig themselves out of unusually heavy snow. Dallas is known for a lot of things, snow isn't one of them.
To get a clearer picture of what happened in the wee hours, several enterprising photographers put together some time-lapse videos as the storm blasted their neighborhoods.
A historic church sustained heavy damage when the roof collapsed, apparently from the weight of snow on Wednesday night but details are not yet confirmed.
CBS's Chopper 2 witnessed a life-and-death delay as a rescue vehicle became mired in nearly 2 feet of snow on the South Side.
As the snow plows and snow blowers finish their work one key question comes to mind: Where are we going to put all that snow?
In much of Northwest Indiana, frozen snow is packed into the ground, and roads remain dangerously icy as the temperatures plunge.
