Chicago, IL
Weather Forecast Office
Beginning Monday, October 19, the Chicago Forecast Office will no longer issue the Hazardous Weather Outlook (HWO) text product as we transition to more effective methods of communicating this information.
For a detailed look at all weather hazards expected during the next week, please see our Graphical Hazardous Weather Outlook. On our website, this is the first link under the Current Hazards tab. To reach the Graphical HWO directly, visit:
For a summary of our key weather messages, including storm motions when thunderstorms are expected, please see the Weather Story graphics available on our website and our social media channels. To reach the Weather Story graphics directly, visit:
weather.gov/chicago/WeatherStory
For listeners of NOAA Weather Radio, we plan to replace the HWO with a summary of key forecast messages matching those listed at the top of our Area Forecast Discussion. These will highlight potentially hazardous weather along with any other forecast items of interest. In that sense, we hope they will be even more useful to our listeners than the current HWO.
Hazards
Enhanced Hazardous Weather Outlook
Hazardous Weather Outlook
National Briefing
Storm Spotter Training and Seminars
Outlooks
Watch/Warning/Advisory Criteria
Snow Squall Warnings
Local Forecasts
Marine
Aviation
Fire
Text Products
Great Lakes Marine Portal
Lake Michigan Beach Forecast
El Nino
Snow and Ice Probabilities
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Chicago, IL
250 George J Michas Dr.
Romeoville, IL 60446
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