Chicago Weather
Clip: 1/29/2013 | 4m 16s
It's Chicago's warmest January 29th on record. We talk the possible weather consequences.
It's Chicago's warmest January 29th on record -- with temperatures expected back in the teens later in the week. We talk with a meteorologist about what it all means.
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Chicago Weather
Clip: 1/29/2013 | 4m 16s
It's Chicago's warmest January 29th on record -- with temperatures expected back in the teens later in the week. We talk with a meteorologist about what it all means.
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