3 days ago · Beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday, the entire Chicago area will be under a winter weather advisory, which was upgraded from a winter storm watch, with heavy accumulating snow expected throughout the day.

3 days ago · The Brief. Chicagoland is bracing for a winter storm, with a Winter Storm Watch potentially being upgraded by tonight. Light snow may fall today, but the main storm will arrive Wednesday, bringing ...

4 days ago · The City’s winter overnight parking ban is in effect to ensure the Department of Streets and Sanitation (DSS) crews can quickly salt and plow the streets during a winter storm. The ban impacts approximately 107 miles of Chicago streets daily from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m., and signage is permanently posted along the affected routes.

3 days ago · The Chicago area is bracing for a significant winter storm on Wednesday. A Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect for all of Chicagoland at 9 a.m. and lasts until 3 a.m. Thursday. A Win…

4 days ago · A winter storm is set to bring multiple inches of snow to the Chicago area this week, one of two snow systems forecast for the region in the coming days. When can you expect the first wave to hit?

3 days ago · Cold weather is in the forecast for the Chicago area Thursday after a winter storm led to snow totals over 4 inches in some places. More is expected.

2 days ago · Winter storm may bring Chicago 4-6 inches of snow this week. Aurora, Illinois is ready for snow, looks forward to larger public works facility.

4 days ago · A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for nearly the entire Chicago area from Wednesday morning into the early hours of Thursday, which could bring the most snow we've seen this win

3 days ago · A powerful and deadly winter storm that slammed the Plains and Midwest on Wednesday has pushed into the Northeast and New England, where it dumped a wintry mess of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain that led to slow travel on area roads and highways Thursday.

4 days ago · Chicago is about to get a “good thumping” of snow on Wednesday — its first of the winter — and while the accumulation isn’t expected to reach even half a foot, the timing of the storm will pack a significant punch, according to Gino Izzi, senior meteorologist with the National Weather Service Chicago office.