Some ComEd Customers Without Power As Snow Blasts Chicago Area
More than 1,200 ComEd customers were affected by power outages Saturday evening as snow continued to fall with up to 9 inches expected.
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More than 1,200 ComEd customers were affected by power outages Saturday evening as snow continued to fall with up to 9 inches expected.
With up to 9 inches of snow expected in the Chicago area, drivers in Evanston can find some relief with free off-street parking.
The first measurable snow of the season is on the way.
Rain will move through the Chicago area Sunday, followed by a brief cold spell.
A sprinkle or flurry is possible Sunday afternoon, but precipitation should taper off in the evening, and warmer temperatures are ahead for the Chicago area.
Chicagoans can expect a snow dusting beginning overnight Sunday that could lead to slushy snow accumulation and low visibility in heavier showers.
A few rain and snow showers are likely late Saturday night and Sunday.
The season's first snowfall was reported in some Chicago suburbs Friday morning.
A cold day is ahead, but a big warmup is on the way.
Sunday will bring partly sunny skies with high temperatures in the low 60s.
Over the past two weeks, we have enjoyed a string of mild days in the 50s and 60s with very little rain and no snow - almost shorts weather.
Snow is possible and temperatures are dropping.
Welcome to Daylight Saving Time! The sun won't set Sunday until nearly 7 p.m. Spring will arrive Saturday with the vernal equinox at 4:37 a.m.
"It's been a bit frustrating."
The Chicago Department of Transportation on Sunday dispatched 211 snow plows as more snow returned to the Chicago area.
Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies with snow beginning by late afternoon.
As the snow keeps falling and collecting on rooftops, it is creating more dangers as roofs, tents, and other overhead structures collapse.
There's more information about the man who died after becoming trapped under a canopy that collapsed at an off-track betting parlor, 54-year-old Randy Pate, Sr.
A little more snow is in store for the Chicago area. There will be a minor accumulation of less than 1 inch of fluffy snow Wednesday night between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m.
CBS 2's Jermont Terry set out Wednesday night to work on a story in West Englewood, and he got out the shovel to help.
After the winter storm hit the Chicago area, it's now a battle to clear up side streets.
"I felt like, what is her name, Elsa from Frozen."
Those with appointments at private healthcare providers should contact contact those provider to see if they can still be vaccinated or their appointment will be rescheduled.
Heavy lake effect snow continues into Tuesday.
