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October 1st Brings 11 Hours 44 Minutes Of Daylight To Northern Illinois. By Halloween, That Drops To 10 Hours 22 Minutes (opens the original)
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It’s October 1st, and I know what you’re probably thinking as you look at this cold and rainy Northern Illinois weather: "Where did summer go?" It doesn't seem like that long ago that we were talking about heat indexes, temperatures in the middle 90s and trying to find ways to stay cool. Now we're into October, and there's another seasonal change coming that you might already be noticing almost every day. We're losing daylight. And we're losing it pretty quickly. On October 1st, the sun rose in
Northern Illinois Typically Gets Its First Measurable Snow In November, The Farmers Almanac Reports, But Expect Variable Conditions Throughout The Season (opens the original)
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I know, I know. It doesn't seem like it was that long ago that we were talking about heat indexes and temperatures in the middle 90s. The Farmers' Almanac has put together its annual look at when the first measurable snowfall typically arrives around the country, and if you're wondering when we should expect those first flakes here in Northern Illinois, the answer is...sooner than you may think. The Almanac's first-snowfall map puts much of the Great Lakes region in the November category. That d
Northern Illinois Fall Color Timing Shifts As Wet Summer Delays Typical Leaf-change Patterns (opens the original)
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If there's one thing Northern Illinois residents take seriously every fall, it's the changing leaves. We watch the trees, check the forecasts and start planning those fall-color drives. So with all the wet weather we've had lately, have you thought about what is all this rain going to do to our fall colors? As it turns out, it's a little more complicated than just saying, "Lots of rain means lots of pretty leaves." Northern Illinois has had a strange weather year. The Illinois State Climatologis
Millions Of Prime Members Qualify For Automatic Refunds Through FTC Settlement (opens the original)
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There are three types of money. You've got old money, new money, and...found money. This piece is all about potentially found money, and how you may be eligible to get some. If you're an Illinois Amazon Prime member, there may be some cash coming your way, but you'll have to check the right boxes. Millions of Amazon Prime customers across the country are now eligible for automatic refunds of up to $200 as part of an expanded settlement between Amazon and the Federal Trade Commission. And the fir
Illinois Families Pay $712 Less For Delivery Than Wisconsin Neighbors, New Data Shows (opens the original)
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You already know going in that adding to your family is going to cost some money. Diapers, clothes, car seats, cribs, daycare, maybe college someday…the list gets pretty long. But the one expense that arrives before you even get the baby home is the cost of actually having the baby. MoneyGeek recently took a look at the cost of having a baby in America, and the numbers are enough to make you want to start saving before you start picking out baby names. Maybe even before you meet your significant
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