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Halloween is Thursday – and it will stay on Thursday in one Chicago suburb.

With potentially record-breaking snowfall in store for the Chicago area this Halloween, several locations are pushing their trick-or-treating hours to avoid the wicked forecast.

Measurable snow made its way to the Chicago area Wednesday morning as some areas saw accumulations as high as 3 inches.

As the Chicago area prepares for a wet and snowy Halloween that could spell trouble for trick-or-treaters, at least one suburb is simply moving its holiday festivities altogether.

Paul Deanno has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area. 

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Storm Chaser gives a look at foggy conditions in the Chicago area during the Monday morning commute. Susan Carlson reports. 

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The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Watch Wednesday that remains in effect until 11 a.m. for Cook County and surrounding counties in Illinois and Indiana.

Flood Warnings were issued for numerous rivers in the Chicago area as a rainy Monday kicked off the start of what is expected to be a very wet week.

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Winter is returning to Chicago this weekend and not just for Game of Thrones fans.

Thursday’s weather could change dramatically by the hour.

Thunderstorms, potentially strong to severe, are expected in the Chicago area Thursday evening, bringing with them the threat of hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes.

Trains on numerous Metra lines were halted Thursday afternoon as severe weather threatened much of the Chicago area.

Over 400 flights have been canceled Thursday at O’Hare and Midway international airports as potentially severe thunderstorms and high winds threatened the Chicago area.

A low pressure system that dumped snow across the Rockies and the Great Plains brought severe thunderstorms and high winds to much of the Chicago area Thursday, downing trees and leaving thousands without power.

Snow began to fall early Wednesday, threatening to make roads across the Chicago area a wintry mess once again ahead of the morning commute.

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the entire Chicago area as an overnight system looks to bring snow and ice accumulations and potentially dangerous travel conditions.