More rain and more clouds. more ›

Bring an umbrella and galoshes. more ›

Things cooled down these last few days, but the sun is on its way back already. more ›

Chicagoist photos Flickr pool contributor Bob Vonderau made this time lapse video of the fog rolling through the South Loop last night. It's eight seconds of beautiful drama. more ›

Another 17-year-old high temperature mark was shattered in suddenly sub-tropical Chicago today. more ›

The snow is quickly melting, but it's going to get colder tomorrow and we have some hot cocktail suggestions for you, including a new cocktail Chuck developed while trying to get rid of a chest cold. more ›

Management for a 14-story Lincoln Park high-rise have agreed to expedite repairs so that tenants will have hot water and heating service restored to them, but those services won't fully be restored until Monday. more ›

You were all warned this winter storm warning would cock up your evening commute. Here's the latest on what to expect, if you haven't left work already. more ›

CTA should hire the driver behind the wheel in this video to teach their drivers how to handle inclement weather more ›

2011 was one of the snowiest years on record in Chicago history. Winter in Chicago so far can be best remembered by how well we've been able to work on our winter tans. more ›

Yesterday was Chicago's warmest Christmas since 1994. more ›

(Ed. Note: Over the next two weeks we'll be recapping the newsworthy events we believed made the biggest headlines over the past 12 months. Today, we start with the Blizzaster of 2011. — CS) more ›

How windy is it outside? So much that the Christmas tree display at the Plaza of the Americas on Michigan Avenue were no match for gusts of up to 49 mph. more ›

Accuweather is always predicting a cold and wet winter for Chicago. You know why? Because it's the most accurate weather prediction they can come up with: You're going to hate Chicago in the wintertime. more ›

Every cloud does have a silver lining. Some have a double rainbow. more ›

With autumn officially here we wanted to list the things we'll miss about summer in Chicago until the next six-week stretch of warm weather from late June to mid-August rolls through next year. more ›

Regular Chicagoist Photos Flickr Pool contributor Craig Shimala produced this time-lapse video of the thunderstorms that rolled through the area Saturday. The cloud rolls alone are intense and mesmerizing. more ›

Reader Nate Pence discovered sometimes when you're shooting video or taking photographs you run across something unexpected. more ›

Yes, we know it's hot. Here are some news links to show how hot it is. more ›

We're used to meteorologists being wrong about their forecasts and, while everyone predicted thunderstorms yesterday morning, none predicted the fierce and brief winds that came with it. more ›

We're only six days into June and got our fill of wedge heels, jorts and bad beer. It's going to be a long summer. more ›

It's humid out but, if Skilling Central's forecast is right, tonight should be amazing. more ›

Warm and humid this afternoon, folks. more ›

Mayor Emanuel's administration wil release a report detailing when Lake Shore Drive should be shut down the next time this city gets a blizzard like the Blizzaster. more ›

We're sorely tempted to play hooky today, that's how nice it is outside right now. If you're along the lakefront right now, what there is around is lifting and the day will be mostly clear with a high near 75 degrees. Last year on this date Chicago policeman Thomas Wortham IV was shot and killed. The R. Kelly child pornography trial got underway on this date three years ago. And Chicago Camerooinans celebrate that nation's Independence Day. Nice day to do that. more ›

There is nothing like a good night's sleep to get you untracked. Old man here nodded off at 8 p.m. last night and the next thing, the alarm was going off this morning. It can only be a good sign that that it's a good day in the offing. Anyway, the White Sox home opener is today and, living close to the ballpark as we do, we've got the windows hoping and hoping for the sounds of fireworks in the distance with every home run and a White Sox winner. Which we hope to hear a lot of this season. The weather is supposed to be agreeable today: cloudy with a high in the mid-50s. more ›

Good Morning, everyone. Don't let the gray skies outside get you down this morning.Even though they're sticking around, there is a promise of rain this morning to go with a projected high of 56 (61 in Skilling-speak). It's actually going to feel like the weather is in the mid-40s throughout the day. Then the wind shifts in from the east, cooling things along the lakefront and downtown. If you're heading to Wrigley Field (where good seats are still available; yesterday's attendance was 27,039) bring rain gear. more ›

Today's projected high of 56 degrees is supposedly the highest temperature in the area since March 21. We don't care about the high, though. What we care about is all the sunshine that we're going to get today. Enjoy it while you can because the rain and clouds come back with emphasis tomorrow. more ›

Today's forecast makes a nice bookend to how the month starts, with a projected high of 48 degrees, some clouds and light winds. In between the weather has ranged from wintry to beautiful previews of the spring to come. We may be in for some freezing rain overnight. Aside from that, we'll be dancing our way into April tonight. more ›

Welcome to a gray and rainy midweek, readers. Looks like the clouds and the precipitation are going to stay with us through tomorrow. Today we should expect everywhere from hard thunderstorms this morning to lighter showers in the late afternoon, before we see a return of snow in the evening. The high is expected to be 47 degrees. Now ask yourselves what we did to deserve this weather. more ›