Kevin Jeanes

Meteorological winter is officially over, and it was the warmest winter in Chicago in 92 years . We had a remarkably warm December, a cold and snowy January, and a record-breaking February.

This last week has been a wild ride for weather in the Chicago area, featuring record-high temperatures, a tornado outbreak, an abrupt wintry cooldown and even a little bit of snow. The roller coaster continues on Saturday as spring-like temperatures return.

After a soggy finish to the work week that saw steady rainfall throughout the day and evening on Friday, Chicago-area residents are waking up to brighter skies and rather seasonal temperatures.

After seeing temperatures in the 70s for several days, Chicago residents will be forced to pay the piper on St. Patrick's Day, with cool temperatures and even a chance of snow.

As the solar storm continues, many are wondering if it will be possible to take in the phenomenal sight once again Saturday night.

An historic geomagnetic storm gave Chicago-area residents and millions of others in the Northern Hemisphere a spectacular display Friday evening, triggering the...

Lollapalooza 2024 is underway in Chicago, and it begins with a threat of severe weather.

NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes looked back at the last 10 years to see when we had the first stretch of three days or more of chilly days, 61 degrees or colder.

The next full moon is coming up, but this one will be particularly special.

The strong geomagnetic storm is expected to light up the night sky with another display of Northern Lights tonight into early Monday morning.