Mild and sunny weather continues in Chicago, but smoke and a nearby front may influence temperatures and bring scattered storms later in the week.

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

Strong storms moved across the Chicago area Sunday afternoon, producing high winds and golf ball-sized hail. In Batavia, a large tree fell onto a home, and there were reports of flooding and downed ...

The Chicago area Monday woke up to another morning of hazy skies, with rain and gusty thundershowers possible for some parts ...

The White Sox’s second failed rebuild in a decade is looming after Chicago announced on Thursday that Justin Ishbia and Jerry ...

Illinois lawmakers failed to address a $771 million hole in the transportation budget before the legislative session ended on ...

The calendar switched to June 1 on Sunday, officially kicking off the three-month period of meteorological summer — June, ...

TAHOE, Calif. -- Palisades Tahoe is celebrating 75 years of unforgettable skiing. "Opened back in 1949...of course, hosted ...

The fires began earlier this week in the province of Manitoba. The smoke will bring hazy skies and could potentially affect ...

National Weather Service officials are expecting patchy smoke from Canadian wildfires to move into the Chicago area Friday ...

Scattered and isolated thunderstorms that could turn strong or severe may impact parts of the Chicago area and northwest ...

Coming off a flat winter season, regional tourism officials are cautiously optimistic about the upcoming summer season as ...