Snow seasons in Chicago are tracked from July through the following June. The area normally can expect 38.4 inches.

Tracking the first measurable snowfall. Looking back at more than 135 years of local weather data, Chicago has experienced its first measurable snow as early as October 12 (in 2006) and as late as ...

For those disappointed in the lack of snowfall, the month of February is still relatively snowy in the city, with Chicago averaging 10.7 inches of snow during that month since 1871. This article ...

Numerous crashes reported as snow arrives in Chicago 01:16. CHICAGO (CBS) – This week brings the first significant snowfall of the season to the Chicago area. Snow is expected to fall at least ...

Chicago weather: At least 4 inches of snow falls from winter storm in parts of area. Dozens of schools announced closures for Wednesday; Winter Weather Advisory issued from Wednesday AM to Thursday ...

On Thursday morning, Chicago dipped below freezing for the first time since March 28. SNOW PHOTOS. Check out the photo gallery below to see some of the pictures our FOX 32 viewers sent in!

Anyone who’s lived in Chicago for a few years knows one thing for certain: It’s not a question of if it’ll snow, but how much. This fall, however, the city has barely seen snowflakes, let ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Snow was blowing into the Chicago area Monday night, and will be causing problems through the day Tuesday. Here's what you need to know. The National Weather Service has issued a ...

Major snowfall misses Chicago, but temps will plunge and stay cold through the weekend A northwest shift in Wednesday’s winter storm and warmer than expected temperatures left around 2 inches of ...

A winter storm warning remained in effect Wednesday, with over 10 inches reported in parts of the Chicago area by the afternoon and more snow expected by the evening.

The heaviest snow rates will likely occur between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Travel is expected to be impacted and roads may become slushy. Snow rates are expected to be as high as one inch per hour.

Snow-covered roads were creating slick and slippery conditions for the Friday rush hour commute in the Chicago area, with more snow expected to fall as the morning goes on, the NBC 5 Storm Team said.