Kevin Jeanes is a meteorologist specializing in local weather forecasts for NBC Chicago. With experience in other television stations such as WXYZ-TV and WMYD-TV20 Detroit, Kevin provides accurate and timely weather updates for the Chicago area, including in-depth analysis of meteorological phenomena and their impact on the region.
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Kevin Jeanes focuses primarily on local weather forecasts and natural phenomena in the Chicago area. If you have insights related to upcoming meteor showers, seasonal weather patterns, or specific local climate trends in Illinois and Chicago, consider reaching out to him. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on significant weather events that impact the region, such as floods or tornadoes, your input may be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Kevin Jeanes
The time for the Harvest Moon is nearly here, and this one will be unusual for not one but two reasons.
By: Kevin Jeanes
Nearly half of Illinois is currently in a drought for the first time since July 2023.
By: Kevin Jeanes
There is a 71% chance of a La Niña winter in the months of December through February, but the strength of La Niña is still in question
By: Kevin Jeanes
While 2024 is on pace to be the warmest year on record for Chicago, a big temperature drop is coming, along with snow squalls and sub-zero wind chills
By: Kevin Jeanes
In a continuation of a cold week of weather in the Chicago area, brutally frigid wind chills are on the way to the region as temperatures plummet alongside gusty winds.
By: Kevin Jeanes
Relief is on the way this weekend, with a huge temperature swing.
By: Kevin Jeanes
There's some good news as the blast of Arctic air won't last for long The Chicago area may have seen a bitter wintry blast this week, but a big change is in store for the days ahead.
There's some good news as the blast of Arctic air won't last for long After another bitter morning in the Chicago area, expect a dramatic change to take place this weekend.
By: Kevin Jeanes
The Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend and could bring as many as 120 meteors per hour to the night sky. Will you be able to see them in the Chicago area and when?
By: Kevin Jeanes
Chicago has only had a "White Christmas" three times in the last 13 years There's nothing like waking up on Christmas morning to see snow on the ground, but will Chicago experience that in 2024?
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