winter weather

Could another "snowpocalypse" be on the way?

You can see how people coped with a small Chicago snowstorm in 1920.

Traffic was snarled and some schools were closed in the wake of storm.

Round one is done, but Chicago is in for more snow Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Expect temperatures to be around freezing for both the Downtown and South Side parades.

The city could get winds up to 40 mph during Monday night storms.

It's possible northern Illinois will be put under tornado watch later on Tuesday.

It's the first time the city's gone without snow in January and February (so far) in recorded history.

Don't expect too much snow — we're expected to get less than 1 inch.

The city will have sunny, warm, "spring-like" weather all weekend.

The city could get a small amount of snow during showers on Sunday.

It's been a gloomy month for Chicago, which has had warm temperatures but gray skies.

Saturday will be relatively warm without much — if any — rain.

This winter seems to be all talk, no walk.

Expect a dreary end to the week and a weekend of snow and low temperatures.