A pedestrian crosses Randolph Street near Millennium Park as steam rises in the arctic cold on Dec. 23, 2022. Last-minute shoppers hurry through the cold on North Michigan Avenue on Dec. 23, 2022. … ...

It is, officially, winter: Chicago experienced the first snow of the season yesterday (right on schedule, we might add).. Although the slush has mostly dried up by now, we are holding on to images ...

Some places, it was pretty cold inside, too, on Jan. 13, 1975. The ice in the water cooler and the warm clothes worn by Adrienne Drell of the City News Bureau bear witness to what happened in the ...

Even Chicago, after seeing a low of zero last Saturday, rebounded to a high of 51 by Tuesday afternoon, but the forecast calls for snow, sleet and even freezing rain by the end of the upcoming ...

Chicago forecast: Snow on the way with icy, slick roads possible The snow Wednesday in the Chicago area could total up to 1.5 inches, the NBC 5 Storm Team said ...

There wasn't as much snow as expected, but the concern Thursday is the precipitation on the ground freezing over from the cold temperatures. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7.

First came the snow, now comes the cold. Monday in Chicago is expected to be blustery, mostly sunny and cold, with the potential for some stray flurries, the NBC 5 Storm Team said. Stream NBC 5 ...

The snow showers would follow after severe weather brought quarter-sized hail and winds up to 60 mph and warnings of tornadoes across Chicago and northern Illinois late-Wednesday afternoon.

An Illinois scientist says temperatures briefly rising above the melting point—after days of cold, moist conditions—may have allowed built-up ice to slide from the sides of skyscrapers.

Another wintry mix of snow, rain, sleet and ice was in the Chicago forecast this weekend, the NBC 5 Storm Team said. The ...

Dangerously cold temperatures have caused light snow to quickly accumulate throughout the area, creating hazardous travel conditions during a historic cold snap for the Chicago area. For the ...

One way in extreme cold is to switch on flaming gas-fired heaters that make it look like the tracks are burning. Related Photos: Ice covers the Chicago River and Metra tracks are on fire ...