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Damage, Power Outages Caused by Intense Winds
Ferocious wind gusts, some in excess of 60 mph, knocked out power for thousands and caused damage all over the Chicago area. NBC 5’s Natalie Martinez reports.
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High Winds Cause Damage Across Chicago Area
Strong winds caused major damage in parts of the Chicago area overnight into Thursday morning.
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Olympic Men's Downhill Postponed Due to Strong Wind Conditions
Strong wind has forced the Pyeongchang Olympic men’s downhill to be postponed. The first race of the 11-event Alpine program was scheduled for Sunday. But three hours before it was supposed to start, race organizers said the downhill would be moved to a different day. They did not immediately announce a new date.
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Winds to Favor Home Runs at Wrigley Field Tuesday
There’s some good news in the forecast for the Chicago Cubs Tuesday, but it could also be good news for the Dodgers as the teams prepare to face off in Game 3 of the NLCS.
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High Winds Threaten 14-Foot Waves at Lakeshore
The luck of the Irish left Chicago in the dust on St. Patrick’s Day after granting a warm, sunny weekend of festivities.
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Taste of Summer to Bring 70-Degree Temperatures to Chicago
As southwesterly and westerly winds hit the Chicago area Sunday, temperatures will soar to around 70 degrees by Monday, making it the warmest day of the year so far.