Winter Weather

A taste of spring on Wednesday but snow is still coming for Chicago. The latest forecast for Thursday's snowstorm moves the heaviest snow south a bit.

Chicago is bracing for yet another snowstorm this winter. Still waiting for more model consensus on snowfall amounts and placement of heaviest swath of snow.

We are just a few days away from a potentially impactful winter storm in Chicago. An array of models is suggesting 8-14 inches of snow is possible at O'Hare.

Some snow is coming this week for Chicago but there is wide range of possibilities as to how much with a forecast that is still uncertain.

Climate change is chipping away at Lake Michigan's ice cover. On average, there is significantly less ice now than a half-century ago for not just Lake Michigan but the entire Great Lakes system.

Now that warmer temperatures and city snow removal have helped clear side streets after our last snowstorm, the city says it's time to move your dibs.

The city of Chicago is warning residents to clean up their dibs or lose their property.

Chicago has caught up on ice and snow after a slow start this winter. How much more snow and ice could be coming over the next couple of weeks?

Don't eat a big meal before or after shoveling. Don't drink and shovel. And of course — watch for the warning signs.

It’s been more than 24 hours since a powerful winter storm blew through the Chicago area. But the cleanup continued Thursday, especially in the south suburbs and northwest Indiana, which got hit hardest.

Parking dibs are as much a part of Chicago winter as potholes and at least one Chicago alderman thinks they can be just as annoying.

A semi and several cars stalled out in the snow Thursday morning on Wilmington Road near Peotone in unincorporated Will County.

If you live on a side street or have to maneuver through one, you know the experience of your tires being stuck all too well.