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Severe weather passes through Chicago area

Chicago weather: Ground stop at Midway, damage and power outages amid strong thunderstorms

The first round of severe storms raced into the Chicago area Wednesday afternoon, starting two days of potentially severe and damaging weather.

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Chicago weather: Two-day severe weather threat could bring tornadoes, strong winds

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Chicago weather: Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 p.m. Wednesday

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Chicago weather: Timeline for severe storm threat, tornadoes possible

Multiple rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms are expected across Chicagoland today and Thursday.

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PHOTOS: Severe weather hits Chicagoland, leaving trail of destruction

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Chicago weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for parts of area

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Hottest, most humid air since last August to help fuel multiple rounds of powerful thunderstorms

The biggest storm threat will be damaging winds and large hail, but there is also a risk for isolated tornadoes, especially for areas northwest of Chicago.

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Illinois: Severe weather to bring tornadoes, hail, strong winds

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Severe weather threat for Wed., Thurs. includes risk of wind, rain, hail, tornadoes in Chicago area

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Chicago weather: Chance for severe storms in forecast for Wednesday

Potentially strong storms are in the forecast for the Chicago area for both Wednesday and Thursday .

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Live updates: Severe thunderstorm watches, warnings pop up in Chicago area

What to Know A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for virtually the entire Chicago area until 10 p.m. Power outages are already being reported in western Illinois, and a ground stop has been issued at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport.

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Live: Severe weather barrels toward Chicago area

Chicago is under the threat of severe weather Wednesday with all hazards in play, including tornadoes, damaging winds and hail.

Chicago, Milwaukee and other Midwest cities at high risk of severe weather in outbreak

Potentially dangerous and damaging thunderstorms will affect more than 100 million people into Wednesday night and again on Thursday and Thursday night in the Midwest. Storms will also drench parts