Major snowfall misses Chicago, but temps will plunge and stay cold through the weekend
A northwest shift in Wednesday's winter storm and warmer than expected temperatures left around 2 inches of snow in Chicago. Most of the precipitation didn't accumulate. Temps and wind chills below zero are forecast for Thursday.
We are tracking the return of the polar vortex next week as a wavy jet stream brings a blast of Arctic air to the Great Lakes ...
Dozens of schools announced closures for Wednesday, and a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued from Wednesday morning to ...
Light snow is expected to start in the Chicagoland area Wednesday morning, with heavier coverage developing in the afternoon ...
The impact of Wednesday's storm will still be felt during the early Thursday morning commute as crews continue to clean up ...
Through one winter storm and waiting on the next; that's the situation for snow plow operators around the Chicago area.
While much of the nation deals with snow storms and icy conditions, California braces for heavy rain and potential flooding.
Widespread snowfall totaling 4 to 6 inches is expected through Wednesday, with isolated higher amounts along the North Shore.
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