With December’s arrival, bitterly cold weather is set to continue into early next week with wind chills in the single digits. The Chicago area has not seen such chilly weather since mid-January, according to the National Weather Service.

The City of Chicago is opening more than 150 warming centers Friday morning in anticipation of the frigid cold. Community service centers, Chicago public libraries and Chicago Park District locations will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Several of the same locations will also be open on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Breezy winds continue tonight, with wind chill values approaching 0 by Saturday morning. Temperatures stay below freezing for highs for at least five days. Chicago won't get above freezing until next Wednesday and Thursday. Flurries early, becoming partly sunny. Feels like temps in the teens. High of 25.

For several seconds after the football dropped in front of Rome Odunze on Thursday at Ford Field, Chicago Bears players stood rooted to the turf in stunned disbelief. The Bears were down by three at the Detroit Lions’ 41-yard line and had 32 seconds left in the game to try to move closer to set up kicker Cairo Santos for a tying field goal.

After Chicago's coldest Thanksgiving Day in 10 years, temperatures get even colder through the holiday weekend.

(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 […]