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The darkest days of the year are here: What to know as the winter solstice approaches
While the winter solstice hasn’t happened just yet, the darkest days of the year for 2024 are officially upon us.
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Chicago forecast: Mild temps before frigid cold
Alicia Roman has the latest forecast for the Chicago area.
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When does the winter solstice happen? Here's what to know
Though the meteorological winter began last week with the start of December, the Northern Hemisphere remains in astronomical autumn for a bit longer.
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When is the winter solstice, and when will days start getting longer?
Sunday is the start of meteorological winter, but when will the winter solstice officially take place?
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Chicago's winter overnight parking ban begins this weekend. Here's what to know
It’s that time of year: Chicago’s winter parking restrictions will soon go into effect.
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Hot tub boats return to Chicago for the winter
NBC Chicago’s Matt Rodrigues takes a ride in the viral hot tub boats returning to Chicago ahead of the winter months.
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What will winter weather be like for Chicago area? What to expect for 2024
Most Chicago residents expect cold weather and some snow during the winter months, but just how frigid it will get and how much snow the area will receive are a subject of a heated debate among forecast models.
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Could Chicago's winter be colder than usual? Here's what Farmer's Almanac says
Most Chicago residents expect cold weather and some snow during the winter months, but just how frigid it will get and how much snow the area will receive are a subject of a heated debate among forecast models.
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La Niña could impact Illinois weather in fall and winter, and here's how
The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center is growing more confident in the emergence of a La Niña weather pattern later this year, and it would have significant impacts on fall and winter weather in the Chicago area.
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Here's when winter officially begins in the Chicago area
If you ask a meteorologist, then winter already started a few weeks ago, but by most definitions, the season’s opening date is nearly upon us.
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Chicago officials reveal how many cars were towed as winter parking ban began Friday
More vehicles were towed in Chicago in 2023 than last year as the city’s overnight winter parking ban began.
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Dozens towed as Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban began Friday
Dozens of Chicago residents woke up to missing vehicles Friday morning as the city towed those in violation of the winter overnight parking ban overnight.
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Dozens towed as Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban began Friday
Dozens of Chicago residents woke up to missing vehicles Friday morning as the city towed those in violation of the winter overnight parking ban overnight. Sandra Torres reports.
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Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban begins Friday
Last year, 242 cars were towed on the first night of Chicago’s Winter Overnight Parking Ban — here’s your first reminder to make sure your car doesn’t become swept in that statistic for 2023. Courtney Sisk has all the details.
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Don't get towed! Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban begins Friday
Last year, 242 cars were towed on the first night of Chicago’s Winter Overnight Parking Ban — here’s your first reminder to make sure your car doesn’t become swept in that statistic for 2023.
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Heads up: Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban for 2023-24 begins soon
Rethink your parking plans this winter: New Chicago parking rules will soon go into effect.
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When does winter start in the Chicago area? What to know about the winter solstice
Since the Chicago area saw measurable snow over the weekend, many are wondering when the winter season will officially begin.
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Here's when winter will officially start in the Chicago area
We may have had our first snow of the season this week, but winter is still more than a month away in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Cold and snow don't stop trick-or-treaters on Halloween in Chicago
Despite cold temperatures and snowy conditions, trick-or-treaters were still out in force this Halloween in Chicago. Evrod Cassimy reports.