(WGHP) – After a relatively warm November where we saw temperatures reach the 70s seven times and even reach the 80s on Nov. 7, the weather is expected to take a turn for the cold. Following a Thanksgiving Day cold front, frigid air from Canada will infiltrate and settle in the Midwest, Northeast and the […]

Scattered “bursts” of rain, snow and sleet are expected to begin in the late afternoon, with occasional snow showers continuing throughout the night.

Enjoy Monday while it lasts, Chicago, because a winter weather shift is coming just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.

If you are staying local in Chicago, whether that be getting to your holiday destination or have any last-minute grocery shopping to do, clouds will remain in the area.

A look back at the warmest, coldest, wettest and snowiest Thanksgiving holidays in Chicago, going back to 1872.

Chicago-area roadways are expected to be packed Wednesday as many drivers hit the road to make their Thanksgiving destinations.

Thanksgiving Day starts off with a few flurries, especially near the lake. Morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine as temperatures hold in the 30s. It is blustery and much colder from Friday through Monday.

Chicagoans can expect a chilly Thanksgiving holiday weekend, with a chance of rain or snow overnight Wednesday. Temperatures for Turkey Day itself are expected to be in the upper 30s, with a predicted high of 40 degrees,

Hitting the road for Thanksgiving? You'll be joining nearly 80 million other people traveling for the holiday, auto club AAA says, with most of them going by car -- and some days are expected to be filled with traffic.