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Surf zones can pose dangers to beachgoers Not all are at the ocean

Surf zones can pose dangers to beachgoers. Not all are at the ocean CNN 15 hrs ago By Allison Chinchar, CNN Meteorologist © David Santiago/Miami Herald/TNS/Sipa Waves crash around a no-swimming flag at Haulover Park beach in Miami Beach, Florida, in 2020. Summer is here and millions of people are flocking to beaches all across the country. But even on a seemingly beautiful weather day, a hidden danger can lie just under the surface: rip currents, high surf or sneaker waves collectively known as surf zone incidents. Not all of these occur in the ocean. Dozens of people die each year at American lakes.

Chicago weather: Temps reach 80 degrees for first time this year

Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times file In another sign that winter may finally be behind us, temperatures rose over 80 degrees Tuesday in Chicago for the first time this year, two weeks ahead of schedule. The temperature at O’Hare Airport was listed at 82 degrees about 3:40 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. Normally, the temperature doesn’t break 80 degrees until about April 20, weather service meteorologist Matt Friedlein said. And, while we may not see consistent 80-degree days for a while longer, a coming “cold front” later this week is only expected to bring temperatures down to the lower-to-mid 60s, Friedlein said.

More snow coming Sunday, but temps warming up this week

Don t put away the winter jackets just yet. A brief spell of snow potentially dumping 2 to 3 inches across the suburbs is expected late Sunday afternoon, likely making for a slick commute on Monday morning.

That snow on the ground isn t going anywhere anytime soon

Chicago Public Schools announced that Tuesday’s in-person classes were canceled due to travel concerns stemming from "the significant snowfall on the ground and anticipated inclement weather."

Winter weather returns to North Central Illinois

February 4, 2021 OTTAWA – An arctic blast of cold temperatures will follow a quick moving storm that will move across North Central Illinois on Thursday. Some areas could receive up to 5″ of snow, but the gusty winds and plummeting temperatures could lead to white out conditions into the overnight hours and Friday. Matt Friedlein of the National Weather Service said that blowing snow in the country is a good bet. A winter weather advisory continues until noon on Friday. Local Weather

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