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'Banded' snowstorm brings dusting in Chicago - Chicago Sun-Times - Vimarsana News

'Banded' snowstorm brings dusting in Chicago - Chicago Sun-Times

While 1 inch of snow was measured at O'Hare Airport, up to 9 inches was dropped in the Rockford area and around 6 inches fell in McHenry and Lake counties on Friday.

Chicago is on track for the warmest February on record - Vimarsana News

Chicago is on track for the warmest February on record

The monthly average temperature is predicted to be 39.2 degrees, barely above the record 39-degree average set in February 1882.

Daywatch: Chefs make their 2024 food and drink trend predictions - Vimarsana News

Daywatch: Chefs make their 2024 food and drink trend predictions

Good morning, Chicago. In the Chicago Public Schools Office of Inspector General’s annual report released Tuesday, the district watchdog urged CPS to adopt new training protocols for volunteers and vendors as part of its ongoing efforts to address adult-on-student sexual misconduct. And, in light of investigations revealing the district potentially lost as many as 125,000 technology devices, ...

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NWS: Heat wave looming, storms could help regulate temperatures - Vimarsana News

NWS: Heat wave looming, storms could help regulate temperatures

Heat pouring out of southwest expected by midweek, developing thunderstorms may help keep worst heat down, according to the National Weather Service's Romeoville offices.

Heat to sleet: Snow possible days after Chicago sets record high for April - Vimarsana News

Heat to sleet: Snow possible days after Chicago sets record high for April

“A few tenths of an inch to a half an inch of snow” could fall in the city early Monday, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Ratzer.