Severe Weather

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

Strong storms swept across the Chicago area on Saturday, resulting in power outages to thousands of residents, many downed trees and flooding in several communities. According to the National Weather Service, some parts of the area saw up to two inches of rain in just under an hour, potentially causing flooding concerns for underpasses, creeks and streams. South suburban Crest…

Strong storms hit the southwest suburbs Saturday afternoon bringing rain, hail and strong winds. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

In the player above, you can watch the latest details on a severe weather outbreak that has spawned tornado warnings and severe thunderstorms across the area.

NBC 5 Storm Team meteorologist Pete Sack takes a look at your Saturday night forecast.

From power outages to clean up efforts, people who live along the Chicago River were forced to deal with the remnants of weekend flooding Monday. “It was horrific,” boat tenant Ed Hofflander said. “The water just started flowing over the walls. Just nonstop.” The parking garage of the River City Apartments in the South Loop was still underwater Monday morning….

Floodwaters crept onto a CTA bus Sunday, video on social media showed, as flooding inundated parts of the Chicago area.

Joey Miller

Joey Miller

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Meteorologist Joey Miller tracks the severe threat this afternoon into the evening.

Meteorologist Joey Miller tracks the potential for severe storms on Tuesday. The Storm Prediction Center has the Slight & Marginal risk over Chicago.

At least 33 people are dead and dozen dozen more are wounded after a string of tornadoes tore a path from the Deep South to the East Coast on Easter Sunday. The devastation stretches across multiple states, where homes and business were left in ruins. Mississippi was especially hard hit, with damage reported across nearly the entire state.

Storms that killed more than 30 people in the Southeast, piling fresh misery atop a pandemic, spread across the eastern United States on Monday, leaving more than 1 million homes and businesses without power amid floods and mudslides. In Alabama, people seeking shelter from tornadoes huddled in community shelters, protective masks covering their faces to guard against the new coronavirus….