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Una tormenta invernal en Chicago trajo más de 7 pulgadas de nieve en algunas partes de la ciudad.
La nieve comenzó a caer alrededor de la medianoche y, para el mediodía, se registraron 7.2 pulgadas de nieve en el Aeropuerto Midway, según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional.
Se registró un total de 3.3 pulgadas de nieve en Evanston y en el Aeropuerto Internacional O’Hare, dijo el servicio meteorológico.
Las advertencias de tormenta de invierno estaban programadas para expirar al mediodía del viernes, pero se extendieron a las 2 p.m. Se anticipa que las temperaturas desciendan a los 20 grados el viernes por la noche, y las nevadas adicionales podrían acumular entre 1 y 3 pulgadas más.
Unos 270 camiones quitanieves recorrieron las calles de Chicago durante la noche, según el Departamento de Calles y Saneamiento.
“Manejar con calma, aumentar la distancia con otros carros y usar las luces delanteras mientras viaja, todo debe hacerse si tiene que viajar por ahí esta mañana”, dijo Yack.
La nevada del viernes por la mañana fue una de las más grandes de la temporada en Chicago.
Las tormentas de nieve estarán fuera del área el viernes por la noche, y se espera que las temperaturas se mantengan en los 20 grados el sábado.
A man walks past a steam pipe while walking on West Glenlake Avenue in the Edgewater neighborhood, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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Ashley Berry waits for a bus along North Broadway Street in the Lake View neighborhood, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022, as lake effect snow enveloped Chicago.
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Silvio Anichini, a 50-year resident of the Edgewater neighborhood, clears snow from the steps of his home, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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A Chicago Department of Transportation plow clears the roadway on North Broadway Avenue near West Glenlake Avenue in Edgewater, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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Ashley Berry fixes the hood of her jacket while waiting for a bus along North Broadway Street in the Lake View neighborhood, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022, as lake effect snow enveloped Chicago.
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Framed by snow on the window of a car, a person sips water from a cup while walking in the Lake View neighborhood, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022, as lake effect snow enveloped Chicago.
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John Bradberry clears snow on the sidewalk near North Broadway Street in the Lake View neighborhood, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022, as lake effect snow enveloped Chicago.
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A man shovels an alley near West Glenlake and North Broadway avenues in the Edgewater neighborhood, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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Peter Jaskowiak shovels the sidewalk in front of his 89-year-old father’s Edgewater home, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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Passengers board a Chicago Transit Authority bus along North Broadway Street in the Lake View neighborhood, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022, as lake effect snow enveloped Chicago.
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A woman walks towards the Whole Foods on North Broadway Avenue in Edgewater, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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A man carrying a few bags of groceries walks on West Glenlake Avenue in the Edgewater neighborhood, as lake effect snow batters Chicago with more than 6 inches of accumulation, Friday morning, Jan. 28, 2022.
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