Chicago braces for chilly Thanksgiving with potential flurries, as a Winter Storm Watch is in place for heavy weekend snowfall and freezing temperatures.

Illinois EPA says federal regulators stepped back from oversight after nearly half a million gallons of asphalt fouled the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. State officials say asphalt and wildlife impacts persist.

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Chicago is bracing for windy and snowy weather, with a wind advisory and a 60% chance of light snowfall. Conditions will ease by night but remain cold, with a sunny but breezy Thanksgiving forecasted. Snow is expected again on Saturday.

Chicago's weather forecast includes mild temperatures with potential rain and fog, followed by colder conditions and possible snow showers as Thanksgiving approaches.

Chicago's warm Sunday will give way to cooler, wetter weather, with rain expected Monday evening and an 80% chance of precipitation on Tuesday, before conditions clear midweek.

Chicago's weather forecast includes clouds and sunshine with a cooldown near Thanksgiving. Conditions start cloudy, clearing later in the week, with rain possible Monday and colder temps by the holiday.

Chicago experiences persistent cold and gloom due to an atmospheric inversion, maintaining mid-40s temperatures with chances of drizzle and fog. Sunny weather is expected for the weekend.

Chicago weather forecasts predict cloudy days with chances of rain, mid-40s to upper 50s temperatures, and a sunny weekend ahead.

Chicago faces dreary weather with rain and cool temperatures, reaching a high near 42 degrees. The city will see cloudy skies and occasional drizzle, with a slight warming trend in the coming days.

Chicago's weather will transition from clear to rainy, with a 90% chance of rain tonight and persistent rain forecasted for tomorrow. Conditions may improve by Friday with milder temperatures.

Chicago experienced unseasonably warm weather on a November Saturday with temperatures near 70 degrees, though a return to normal cooler conditions was expected soon.

A roof collapse due to heavy snow forced the Wilmette post office to close, rerouting services to Winnetka; no injuries were reported. Repair timeline is uncertain.