This Chicago winter could end as least-snowy in 88 years, but there's a catch We still see an average of 5.5 inches in March and 1.3 inches in April, so we're far from done with additional snow ...

Making Wallpaper of Chicago's Nature Scenes ... As we spend even more time inside this winter, flower- and feather-lined walls remind of brighter days to come. merindastudio.com.

February and March still produce plenty of rough winter weather around Chicago. We can still get pummeled by snow and sub-freezing temperatures as winter seems to stretch on. But brighter days are ...

A monster blizzard decked the East Coast a couple of weeks ago. California has been drenched by rainstorms in the past few days. Meanwhile, here in the heartland of America, here in what’s ty… ...

Winter parking ban goes into effect early Sunday, whether there's snow or not 00:27. CHICAGO (CBS) --Be careful where you park at night in Chicago this weekend, as the city's winter overnight ...

It’s the time of year when you need to think twice about claiming that open spot on the street. The city’s winter overnight parking ban begins at 3 a.m. on Dec. 1. Parking is prohibited on 107 ...

During meteorological winter, which takes place between Dec. 1, 2023 and Feb. 29, 2024, the CPC says its projections are “leaning above” in terms of average temperatures in the Chicago area ...

NOAA released its U.S. Winter Outlook on Thursday, which projects the Chicago area to see above normal precipitation between December and February of 2023, pegging the probability at between 40% ...

The days are becoming shorter and winter is right around the corner, and for people in Chicago, the upcoming seasons will have some similarities to what unfolded last winter. Meteorological winter ...

Chicago’s winter overnight parking ban begins 3 a.m. Sunday and so will the towing of vehicles parked along the prohibited routes. From Dec. 1 to April 1, vehicles parked on the more than 107 ...

A question on where frogs go in winter and a Catherine Chevalier Woods buck are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago’s 11.9 inches of snow for winter 2024-’25 should tie as the 10th lowest amount of snow. Now let’s compare our 14.8 inches on the year so far (since Oct. 1).