Chicago is anticipating cloudy skies, potential snowfall, and a "strong snow system" with risks involving snow and powerful winds, according to the National Weather Service and CBS Chicago.

Freezing drizzle in Chicago created hazardous driving conditions, leading to accidents and a special weather warning for slick roads. Snow showers are also expected later in the day.

The article discusses the increase in household waste during the holiday season, its environmental impact, and strategies to mitigate the problem, including composting and recycling initiatives.

Chicago experiences a cold week with highs around freezing, potential patchy freezing drizzle, and warnings for small craft on Lake Michigan due to hazardous conditions. Weather oscillates between sun and clouds with a slight warming trend.

Chicago begins the year with cloudy skies and mid-30s temperatures, featuring brief flurries and potential snow showers midweek and on Saturday, alongside mostly sunny days and cooler nights.

Chicago faces winter weather advisories for ice and snow risks, with potential small craft hazards on Lake Michigan and a sunny New Year's Day forecast.

Chicago weather forecast predicts a mix of fog, clouds, and potential snow showers this weekend, with a 70% chance of snow likely on Sunday and near-normal temperatures.

Illinois may host the first major offshore wind farm on the Great Lakes, targeting at least 150 megawatts of power after Cleveland's less ambitious Icebreaker project failed due to financial issues.

Chicago experienced rainy, chilly weather on the last Friday of the year, with clouds persisting into the afternoon and temperatures around 43 degrees. The weekend forecast includes some sun on Saturday and possible light snow on Sunday.

Chicago faces rainy and windy weather with a mix of snow, and temperatures staying in the low 40s. Precipitation and gusty winds are expected with slight clearing towards the weekend.

Chicago recovers from intense storms and tornadoes, with seven tornadoes confirmed and major power outages across Cook County. The storms caused extensive damage and agencies are aiding affected residents.

Chicago is expecting a cloudy and breezy Wednesday with a chance of rain later and highs in the low 40s. The week continues with more rain and similar temperatures, possibly affecting New Year's Eve plans.

Cook County forest preserves benefit from a taxpayer-approved property tax hike that will provide $40 million for various improvements and expansions.