Twice a year we are treated to Chicagohenge - a special alignment of the sun and our beautiful city buildings.
Meteorologist Larry Mowry shares interesting facts and tips to help you better understand the world of weather.
All clouds are made up of basically the same thing: water droplets or ice crystals that float in the sky. Cloud types are classified by appearance and location in the sky.
You hear us say it all the time: watch those bridges and overpasses for slick spots. But why do bridges and overpasses freeze first?
Ever wonder how much wind it takes to knock you over? Well, there is actually a mathematical equation we can use to calculate the wind speed needed to move objects and people.
"Polar Vortex" is a dreaded term that we all have become accustomed too over the past few years. But what is it?