chicago snow storm

The entire Chicago area will be under a winter weather advisory beginning Friday afternoon with blowing snow potentially making for dangerous travel conditions.

A quick moving line of snow showers will move through this evening, with a blustery Saturday in its wake. NBC 5 Meteorologist Paul Deanno updates your forecast.

As communities clean up from another snow storm, residents are hoping for more quiet weather in coming days. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter has more.

Heavy snow that pounded the Chicago area and northwest Indiana on Thursday is finally beginning to taper off across the area, but more snow and gusty winds are in the forecast for Friday.

Illinois State Police in Chicago have activated their “emergency snow plan” for Cook County, saying that they will only respond to significant crashes and stranded motorists in the coming hours as heavy snow continues to fall across the area. According to a Facebook post, the plan went into effect at 3:20 p.m., and includes a “no tow” order, which means…

Several area interstates are closed due to crashes amid an ongoing winter storm that is continuing to intensify on Thursday afternoon.

NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Alicia Roman has the latest forecast for the Chicago area.

The Chicago area is going to see a rapid warm-up in temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday, with highs reaching into the 50s by Wednesday, but that will be accompanied by a weather system that’s going to bring rain, sleet and eventually snow to the region.

NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Brant Miller breaks down what a pair of forecasting models are saying about a possible midweek storm that could bring rain, then snow, to the Chicago area.

Chicago-area residents are still digging out from a serious snowfall over the weekend, so with more snow potentially bearing down on the region, preventative measures are a must.

Chicago residents are fiercely protective of their parking spots during the winter, but one Lincoln Square resident used a different tactic, hoping that kindness and creativity will help win the day. Kris Jackson posted a photo on Facebook of his creation, with a snack bowl and a photo of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot marking a parking spot in the snow:…

Drone footage shows the icy shores of Lake Michigan and snow-covered Chicago, from downtown to the city’s neighborhoods, from a stunning bird’s eye view.

Chicago’s Department of Streets and Sanitation deployed more than 200 snow plows and salt spreaders Sunday evening with another round of snow slated to blanket the city and suburbs. snowfall.

After three weeks of intense snowfall, the city of Chicago and surrounding suburbs are seeing the consequences, as a series of roof collapses have been reported across the region, leaving some business owners and homeowners with grave concerns.   On Wednesday, multiple roof failures took place. In one instance, a canopy collapse left a man dead and another person injured…

A touching scene is unfolding all over northern Illinois and Indiana tonight, as volunteers are helping to dig out their neighbors after a massive snowfall. NBC 5’s Natalie Martinez has more.

Chicago’s Department of Streets and Sanitation is continuing to work to clean up the incredible amounts of snow that fell over the last two days, and they’re focusing now on side streets. NBC 5’s Alex Maragos has more.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation Tuesday for all Illinois counties after a “dangerous” winter storm swept through the region, leaving many without power.

Parts of the Chicago area saw well over a foot of snow Monday night into Tuesday, with some snowfall totals reaching as high as 18 inches, as the latest round of winter weather blanketed the region.

Service on multiple Chicago Transit Authority train lines was suspended early Tuesday due to problems that arose as a major snowstorm pummeled the city.

Alicia Roman gives a look at some of the snow totals many in the Chicago area were waking up to Tuesday.