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On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Rick DiMaio, Chicago Meteorologist and Professor of Aviation and Meteorology at Lewis University, joins the program to give a meteorology take on today’s eclipse. Mark Denzler, Prescient and CEO of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association, retu

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Rick DiMaio, Chicago Meteorologist and Professor of Aviation and Meteorology at Lewis University, joins Bret to discuss the unseasonably warm - and soon to change - weather. Crain’s Chicago’s John Pletz shares his thoughts on what Chicago could do to rebrand. Plus,

On this episode of PM Chicago: Rick DiMaio, Chicago Meteorologist & Professor of Aviation and Meteorology at Lewis University, joins Bret Gogoel to talk about the Super El Nino and the groundhog predictions. Lee Bey, Chicago Sun-Times Architecture Critic, shares his argument for keeping the Whit

On today’s edition of the Closing Bell: Chicago Meteorologist Rick DiMaio has the latest information on the winter storm that has taken over commuting, travel, and school. The Chicago Tribune’s Robert Channick joins Bret Gogoel with the news that Choose Chicago is once again  looking for a new CEO.

On this episode of PM Chicago: Chief Tom Weitzel from Riverside joins Bret Gogoel to discuss this year in policing, as well as the incident this morning that left one officer shot. Rick DiMaio, Chicago Meteorologist & Professor of Aviation and Meteorology at Lewis University, joins the show to p

On this episode of PM Chicago: David Greising, President and CEO of the Better Government Association, joins Bret Gogoel at the top of the show to share his comments on the Ed Burke Verdict. Ann Hickey from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events shares the details on a spectac

On this episode of PM Chicago: We've seen some weird weather this week...what will the winter hold? The Farmer's Almanac has released its winter forecast, and Rick DiMaio joins Bret Gogoel to discuss. Plus, the Chicago Tribune’s Bulls reporter Julie Poe sits down with our own Jonathan Bregman to pre

Bret Gogoel welcomes Rick DiMaio, Chicago Meteorologist & Professor of Aviation and Meteorology at Lewis University, to discuss how operational meteorology impacted the September 11th, 2001 attacks.  The devil, it seems, is in the details. DeMaio also discusses the incoming Fall weather. 

A​ large winter storm could develop into a so-called bomb cyclone over the Midwest later this week and ...

A winter storm is expected to slam the country with a potential bomb cyclone that could wreak havoc on holiday travel as more than 110 million Americans are expected to take to the roads and air.