A line of severe thunderstorms raced through the Chicago area Wednesday afternoon, downing trees, causing power outages, and forcing ground stops at O'Hare and Midway airports.

Thousands of power outages reported across Chicago area following severe storms A severe thunderstorm watch continues for all Chicago area counties through 11 a.m., and more severe weather could ...

Chicago weather: Midday storms down trees, cause power outages in Chicago area By Tre Ward , Liz Nagy , and ABC7 Chicago Digital Team Tuesday, August 30, 2022 ...

The severe storms had moved on from the Chicago area by 8 p.m. ... In the wake of the storms, a rash of power outages was reported in Northwest Indiana — Porter County in particular.

Power outages, dangerous waves follow Friday night thunderstorms ... As Chicago residents sort through storm damage, a beach hazard warning will remain in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday night.

With 50 mile per hour winds expected during a winter storm hitting the Chicago area Thursday into Friday, ComEd is preparing for the likelihood of power outages. Dec 22, 2022 01:48 ...

Outage map: thousands left without power as winter storm batters Chicago area. Mary Walrath-Holdridge. USA TODAY. ... with 4,012 and 3,579 reported outages, respectively. Power outage map.

Northside CPS classes let out early because of storm-related power outages 01:50. CHICAGO (CBS) --Power disruptions caused issues all around Chicago on Friday.More than 30 Chicago Public Schools ...

Chicago South Side power outages leave thousands without power after strong storms Tuesday night. By Evelyn Holmes. Thursday, June 11, 2020.

Rain and storms across the Chicago area overnight into Friday left thousands without power and made for a messy morning commute. As of 7 a.m., about 13,220 ComEd customers were without power ...

A powerful front of thunderstorms packing winds as strong as 75 miles (120 kilometers) per hour raked Chicago during the morning commute on Monday, knocking out power to a near-record 817,000 ...

Power outages from Monday’s storms caused some South Side food pantries to lose hundreds of pounds of food. They were able to stay open with help from other pantries that had a surplus.