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Tuesday
29Jan

January Weather Wrap up

DateTuesday, January 29, 2008 at 06:21AM

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January has been an interesting month for weather in Chicagoland.  We've seen a little bit of everything--from double digit below zero temps to mud soup, from snow to fog, and everything in between.

If you click on the thumbnail, you'll see that the end of the month is fairly representative of the weather patterns for the whole month of January; up and down--sometimes within the same day!

February usually means more heavy snows and at least one "teaser" day of near 70 degree temps.   Spring fever will set in sometime next month.

If you've got one last weather report for Rebecca, better get it in to her quickly; this is the last day to report! 

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