Chicago: Harsh Cold to Follow Wintry Weather
March 3, 2015; 5:15 AM ET
While Chicago will escape the brunt of a snowstorm moving from the Rockies to the Midwest, the city will still see some wintry precipitation early this week. more >
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Chicago Weather: Snow, ice, rain to impact Tuesday morning rush hour
The Chicago area can expect a round of snow overnight into Tuesday, but the real troubles begin during the morning commute as temperatures rise.
Matteson to avoid police, firefighter layoffs for now
Cubs to ask to work 24/7 on Wrigley Field renovations
North Central U.S. & Deerfield Weather Reports
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Chicago, IL - Icy conditions tomorrow...
Video - March 2, 2015; 9:06 PM ET
Icy conditions tomorrow morning
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LIVE: Snow, Ice Storm Cancels Hundreds of Flights in Midwest
News - March 3, 2015; 1:50 PM ET
As another winter storm ramps up, snow and ice has begun to pummel the Midwest before the storm eventually moves into the Northeast.
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North Central Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast
Video - March 3, 2015; 8:43 AM ET
Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the North Central United States
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Ice, Flooding to Target Midwest, Northeast This Week
News - March 3, 2015; 1:40 PM ET
Yet another winter storm is taking aim at the Northeast and Midwest with some snow, but also significant problems due to flooding and ice into Wednesday.
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North Central Extended Regional Weather Forecast
Video - March 2, 2015; 9:55 PM ET
Extended Weather forecast overview for the North Central United States
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February 2015 Enters Many Record Books Across the US
News - March 3, 2015; 1:37 PM ET
February 2015 has come to an end with numerous monthly records set across the United States.
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