CHICAGO (WLS) -- A winter storm moved into the Chicago area Wednesday and it is forecast to dump several inches of snow. ABC7 AccuWeather meteorologists said the storm could dump three to six ...

The Chicago area Wednesday will see the first of two rounds of heavy snow, with total accumulation of six inches or higher in some parts. The second system moving in Friday could dump even more ...

Forecasters predicted 3 to 6 inches of snow Wednesday for the Chicago area, but the storm system kept northwest of the city, bringing about 2 inches of precipitation. The low Thursday will be ...

Frigid wind chills will hit Chicago after a couple of rounds of snow Wednesday blanketed the area and made for messy commutes throughout the night. About 2 inches of snow was reported in areas ...

Some in the Chicago area were waking up Tuesday morning to light flurries as a weak cold front passed through parts of Northeast Illinois, with a dusting or a coating of snow possible on area ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Cold temperatures have moved into the Chicago area Thursday after several inches of snow fell on Wednesday. There wasn't as much snow as expected, but the concern Thursday is the ...

CHICAGO — A ground delay have been issued at Chicago O'Hare Airport for Wednesday afternoon amid an anticipated winter storm and the expected accumulating snow totals. The FAA says that the ...

CHICAGO (CBS) — Two winter storm systems are on the way this week, both bringing the potential for accumulating snow and major travel problems. The first big one will hit Chicago on Wednesday.

A winter storm will bring snow to Chicago starting Wednesday morning, with the heaviest snowfall expected in the afternoon and evening. Travel conditions will be most difficult during this time ...

Wednesday and Thursday are expected to bring 3 to 6 inches of snow across the Chicago area and cold temps. Snow could return Saturday. Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Share Dozens of schools will close or ...

The Department of Streets and Sanitation picked the top six names submitted and voted on by the residents of Chicago. Those names will represent one snowplow in each of the city's six snow ...