Winter Weather

Prepare for an Arctic blast as Chicago faces bitter cold overnight, with temperatures plummeting near zero and wind chills dipping as low as -25 degrees.

As Chicago braces for dangerously cold temperatures, you may notice some changes in the weather advisories issued by the National Weather Service.

The bitter cold is set to linger, making it essential to bundle up and take precautions against the icy conditions.

The City of Chicago has opened several warming centers that will be available through Friday, Jan. 24.

EV charging stations in Bolingbrook are seeing higher traffic as winter temperatures arrive, with drivers adjusting to the challenges of cold-weather driving.

A new survey has revealed the nation’s most feared roads for winter driving—five of them are right here in Illinois.

President-elect Donald Trump will take the oath of office indoors due to the freezing temperatures expected during his inaugural ceremonies.

The Chicago area is gearing up for its coldest stretch of the season. Here are some tips to stay safe in the extreme cold:

The fluctuating temperatures in the Chicago area are impacting local rivers and streams, raising the potential for ice jams.

Winter weather can present significant dangers for the more than 266,000 Illinois residents living with Alzheimer’s.

Expect flurries and light snow overnight in the Chicago area, with the best chance for accumulation early Sunday morning.

Chicagoans, once again, have the chance to leave their creative mark on the city’s snow-clearing fleet.

A ground stop was issued at O'Hare Airport Friday morning due to snow and ice.