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Chicago ranked No. 1 city in the world for resiliency to climate change. What that actually means (opens the original)
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Chicago was just ranked the number one city in the world for resiliency to climate change. However, that doesn’t mean Chicago is immune to climate change, nor does it mean the city has put the most effort and resources into preventing impacts from climate change. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. The study was conducted by the company, AlphaGeo, which compared 72 major cities across the globe. The study was broken down into two main categories: “How much climate risk does a city fac
Could weather disrupt the Chicago Air and Water Show again on Sunday? What the NBC 5 Storm Team says (opens the original)
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After rainy weather caused a delayed start on the first day of the Chicago Air and Water show, what are the odds Sunday's show will have similar issues? Fans of the thrilling show can take a deep breath as it looks like weather will be more favorable for an on-time start, according to NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. "We still have some scattered showers and storms around early Sunday morning, but it should be clear at least a couple of
Why are the same Chicago suburbs being hit by tornadoes and storms? Meteorologist explains (opens the original)
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Why have the same areas been getting hit with severe weather this summer? Time after time, the same Chicago suburbs seem to be in the direct path of severe weather. Flooding, tornadoes, straight line winds -- they've seen it all. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Officials with the National Weather Service confirmed the latest string of tornadoes tore through Homewood, Lansing, Wilmington, Tinley Park, Mokena, Monee in Illinois and St. John in northwest Indiana. Before that, Ransom,
Winds push wildfire smoke away from Chicago ahead of second wave over weekend (opens the original)
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Southwest winds have pushed the wildfire smoke away from Chicago, for now. While blue skies broke through the blanket of haze covering much of northeast Illinois by Friday afternoon, the Chicago area is not completely in the clear of smoky conditions. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. An air quality alert is in effect through Saturday night for much of the Chicago area and could even be extended as a second round of smoke rolls in. Plus, strong and possibly severe storms are likely
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