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Tag result for article published on Mon January 20 2020 4:25 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
679 The National Weather Service recognized eight local communities with their StormReady Community designation at a presentation on January 16, 2020. StormReady is a program that recognizes communities that make a commitment to prepare for extreme weather events through advanced planning, education and awareness activities. Representatives of the National Weather Service presented staff from the […]
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Tag result for article published on Mon April 15 2019 7:14 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
88 Weather scenes in downtown Arlington Heights for with about 5 inches of snow in Arlington Heights. The record snowfall for April 14 was broken as the official NWS station at Chicago O’Hare reported 5.4 inches of snow, which is also the month to date accumulation. So far April 2019 ranks as gaining the 9th […]
Posted in WeatherComments Off on Snow for Sunday Breaks Record for April 14 But Not for The Month of April at Chicago’s O’Hare Official NWS Station
Tag result for article published on Sun April 15 2018 7:23 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
56 The National Weather Service office in Chicago experienced a partial outage on the official website Sunday April 15, 2018 morning. The National Weather Service Office Chicago responded promptly to a report of the problem Sunday morning, and stated they were looking into the problem. The Click Map for Forecast is broken, as any click […]
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Tag result for article published on Thu December 21 2017 10:28 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
54 The Winter Solstice is associated the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and occurs this year at 10:28 a.m. CST. Due to the tilt of the earth’s axis and the position of the earth in orbit, the northern hemisphere is tilted further from the sun, and the southern hemisphere is […]
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Tag result for article published on Tue December 05 2017 6:58 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
35 Peak winds arrived later than forecast yesterday morning, and peaked about 12 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. this morning, instead of about 7:00 p.m. yesterday as forecast. From 12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. there were several locations reporting gusts to 50-55 mph. Wind gusts have eased down, but winds are expected to pick up again […]
Posted in WeatherComments Off on Wind Advisory Extended to 6:00 PM Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Tag result for article published on Wed September 27 2017 7:32 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
42 September 2017 marks the only occurrence on record for Chicago of a seven-day period of consecutive 90°F-plus days entirely within September. The first record high day was Wednesday, September 20, 2017. The record warmth continued every day through Tuesday September 26, 2017. The temperatures were about 20 degrees above normal, ranging from 92°F to […]
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Tag result for article published on Thu September 21 2017 7:36 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
33 Chicago O’Hare’s official weather station recorded two consecutive record-breaking days — yesterday and today. Yesterday, Wednesday, September 20, 2017, Chicago O’Hare reported a record high of 92°F at 3:29 p.m. The previous record for September 20 was 91° in 1931. Today, Thursday, September 21, 2017, Chicago O’Hare reported a record high of 94°F about […]
Posted in WeatherComments Off on Record High 94°F Precedes Friday September 22nd Fall Equinox, More Records Possible
Tag result for article published on Mon July 24 2017 1:11 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
456 Talbot’s Mill, Elk Grove Village Storm Damage Friday July 21, 2017 Strong winds from a microburst downed trees, damage roofs and damaged power lines from Elgin to Schaumburg, to Hoffman Estates and to Elk Grove Village and Itasca on Friday July 21, 2017 just before 5:00 p.m. About 90,000 ComEd customers were without power, […]
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Tag result for article published on Fri June 30 2017 12:12 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
42 Cook County Forest Preserves K-9 “Drago” died Wednesday June 14, 2017 while locked in a patrol car, and apparently from complications caused by heat exposure, Cook County officials report. The K-9 police dog is believed to have been left unattended in the forest preserve police car while the officer processed an alleged suspect at […]
Posted in Public ServiceComments Off on Cook County Forest Preserves Police K-9 “Drago” Dies of Apparent Heat Illness Locked in Patrol Car
Tag result for article published on Mon June 06 2016 8:29 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
32 At first glance, this photo by Clint Elko in El Paso, Illinois on May 28, 2016 might look like a mesocyclone, wall cloud and tornado dropping down to the road. However, it is actually a shelf cloud with the aftermath of a cloud-to-ground lightning strike. A shelf cloud or arcus cloud is a low, […]
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Tag result for article published on Wed March 02 2016 2:59 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
80 About 10:00 a.m. Tuesday — about the same time as the “first Tuesday of the month” test of the tornado sirens, some TV viewers were frightened by an onscreen message that stated: “Tornado Warning.” The audio portion of the message announced a test, but the onscreen message did not mention a test. Comcast claims […]
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Tag result for article published on Sun February 28 2016 2:08 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
27 MOBILE: chgowx.com PC: forecast.chicagoweatherstation.com Today’s high temperature is a record breaker at 62°F, breaking the previous record of 61°F going back to 1895. TODAY: A 30 percent chance of rain after 3pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 63 about 3 pm to 4 pm. Breezy, with a west southwest wind 20 to 25 […]
Posted in WeatherComments Off on High Temperature Record Broken for Chicago for Sunday February 28 — Goes Back to 1895
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