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IIT professor builds igloo on campus with students
An Illinois Institute of Technology professor built a 12-foot igloo on campus with his students.
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Tips on caring for your car in extreme cold
With dangerously cold temperatures impacting the Chicago area, NBC Chicago’s Courtney Sisk offers tips on how to care for your car in these conditions.
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Why won't your car start in the cold? How winter weather can impact car batteries
Picture this: It’s the dead of winter in Chicago, with a cold weather advisory in place, wind chills as low as -30 — and your car won’t start.
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Chicago forecast: Cold weather advisory continues
Alicia Roman has the latest forecast for the Chicago area as a cold weather advisory continues for a second day.
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Art Institute and more: Chicago museums offering free admission on Presidents Day 2025
While many things may be closed on Monday, Feb. 17 in honor of Presidents Day, many Chicago museums are open, and some are even offering free admission.
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Car warming reminders in extreme cold: What to know before starting your vehicle
Two days of bitterly cold temperatures are expected this week in the Chicago area.
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Chicago weather: Extreme cold spreads across area
The latest round of wintry cold means below-zero wind chills for the Chicago area. NBC 5 meteorologist Kevin Jeanes has your forecast.
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Monday morning weather
Kevin Jeanes has the latest forecast.
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Illinois road conditions to worsen as snow continues; O'Hare ground delay in effect
Road conditions across Illinois were already slick and slippery Wednesday morning. By afternoon, they were expected to worsen.
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When will snow start falling in Chicago and how long will it last? Timing window
Snow was already falling in parts of the Chicago area Wednesday morning, but when can you expect the heaviest band and how long will it fall?
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Are Chicago Public Schools closed today? Full list of Chicago schools with snow days
The list of Illinois schools closed into anticipation of the winter storm headed to Illinois continued to grow Wednesday morning, to grow, with more than 100 schools announcing closures or shifts to e-learning. But was Chicago Public Schools on the list?
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How much snow will Chicago get and where? Latest winter storm snow predictions
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.
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School closures: More than 100 Chicago-area schools closed for major winter storm
More than 100 Chicago-area schools, colleges and daycares were closed Wednesday as the first major winter storm is set to move in, with upwards of six inches of snow or more possible and significant travel impacts expected.
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Chicago winter storm: Winter weather advisory with heavy snow expected, schools closed
Chicago’s first major winter storm of the season is here, with as much as six inches of snow possible in some parts, dozens of Illinois schools closed and significant travel impacts expected.
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Wednesday morning weather
Alicia Roman has the latest forecast.
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Preparations underway ahead of Wednesday's snowfall
Preparations are underway across the Chicago area for what could be the season’s biggest snowfall thus far. NBC Chicago’s Natalie Martinez reports.
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Meteorologist Brant Miller shares essential snow blower tips ahead of winter storm
As a Chicago winter storm approaches, meteorologist Brant Miller shares essential snow blower safety tips to keep you prepared.
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With February underway, here's when you can visit Chicago museums for free
With the calendar having switched over to February, families making plans for the month ahead can turn to Chicago-area museums, many of which are offering free admission days for Illinois residents this month.
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Chicago free museum days February 2025: Dozens of free days coming up
Multiple Chicago-area attractions and museums are offering free admission days for Illinois residents for February 2025, with many also extending free days in March.
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Why won't your car start in the cold weather? Experts say this could be the reason
While warming up cars for a while during the winter used to be a common practice, that has changed in recent decades.