A snowstorm hit Chicago, causing school closures, flight cancellations, and dangerous roads, with snowfall rates up to 2 inches per hour and strong winds.

Chicago residents experienced early snowfall that turned into slush, with heavier lake-effect snow expected late Sunday into Monday, prompting weather service warnings and potential travel hazards.

Chicago is set for its first snowfall with a wintry mix forecasted, transitioning from rain to sleet and snow over the weekend, with temperatures dropping significantly from recent warmth.

Chicago anticipates cold weather with possible snow after sunshine and winds today; rain is expected Saturday afternoon, potentially turning into snow in the evening.

Chicago's weather forecast predicts brief sunshine and milder temperatures in the 60s before cloud cover and potential showers set in, with cooler temperatures around the 40s expected for the weekend.

Chicago's weather forecast includes mixed conditions with sunny days and potential showers, highs around 53-62 degrees, and windy spells. There's a 30% chance of rain with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

The forecast for Chicago includes scattered showers with cooler temperatures around 50 degrees and a chance of sun despite clouds. The coming week should be warmer and mostly dry.

Chicago's weather remains mild and sunny, with the National Weather Service forecasting a high of 56 degrees and a mostly cloudy evening with a low around 42. The weekend may bring light showers and continued mild temperatures.

Illinois agencies are appealing a federal decision that denied disaster aid after severe summer flooding, requesting residents to submit damage evidence to strengthen their case.

Chicago's weather forecast predicts uneventful conditions with sunny days, mild temperatures, and a slight chance of showers on Saturday. Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday.

Los Angeles has surpassed Chicago as the "rattiest" city in the U.S., according to an Orkin study, with Chicago still facing significant infestations.

Chicago's weather is stable with sunny skies and mild temperatures, while far south, Hurricane Melissa threatens Jamaica with powerful winds and heavy rainfall.

Chicago's weather forecast predicts consistent, mostly sunny conditions with temperatures near seasonal averages, light winds, and a slight chance of showers later in the week.