Chicago will dig out from a snowstorm this weekend, but it won't be anything like the crippling blizzard it endured almost 10 years ago to the day. In early February 2011, Chicagoland was pummeled ...

A blizzard dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the Midwest, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago on Monday and cutting off power to thousands.

On Jan. 26, 1967, a blizzard dumped 23 inches of snow on Chicago. Eleven years later on the same day, another major snowstorm shut down the city.

UPDATED 02/02/11 11:44 a.m. CHICAGO (CBS)-- The massive winter storm that slammed Chicago is now one for the record books--topped only by the blizzards of 1967 and 1999. Here is what you need to ...

By John Dodge. CHICAGO (CBS)-- Over the decades, we have seen many brutal winter storms, but none matches the Blizzard of 1967, which all began 50 years ago this week. A total of 23 inches of snow ...

Prior to Jan. 12, wintry weather has been unrelenting in the Chicago area since the start of 2024 with snow falling on all but one of the first 11 days of January -- and the biggest snowstorm yet ...

The letter writer was not happy. Mother Nature had dumped a load of snow on Chicago in 1979, and parked and stalled cars were everywhere. “As a taxpayer and motorist I am outraged at the ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Residents are digging out the day after a blizzard struck the Chicago area, dumping over 19 inches of snow, knocking out power to thousands, causing travel headaches and closing ...

Car trouble If photos of the 1967 Chicago blizzard are any indication of what’s in store, we’re in big trouble. Apparently, 20 inches of snow makes everybody’s car look about 50 years old.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- In just over 24 hours, the Chicago area got more snow than it had seen all winter. Officially at O'Hare, 19.3 inches of snow was recorded, but some areas had more than 20 inches ...

The forecast is calling for blizzard-like conditions with heavy snow and high winds on Friday in Chicago as a massive storm moves through the midwest. The snow is expected to be gone by the 1 p.m ...