US: Chicago Sees Another Round of Snow as Season Totals Surge

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US: Chicago Sees Another Round of Snow as Season Totals Surge

Overnight snowfall early Sunday, December 7, pushed Chicago’s seasonal total past 17 inches—the fastest since 1978. More than 200 city trucks cleared roads before dawn, helping residents manage slick travel conditions.

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  • Video Location: Chicago, Illinois, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 7, 2025 at 10:59h

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