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Video: Chicago deals with cold, snow again

By Sun-Times Wire

A band of lake-effect snow passed over the Chicago area overnight moved into Northwest Indiana Tuesday morning, and now frigid, minus 25-degree wind chills are expected to move into the Midwest.

Midway Airport saw the region’s heaviest snowfall at 7.2 inches, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Andrew Krein. Snowfall at O’Hare Airport was measured at 5.9 inches, while 6.9 inches of snow were reported in downtown Chicago.

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