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1. www.chicagotribune.com › 2021/09/07 › hurricaneHurricane season: 17 times remnants of ... - Chicago Tribune

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   Sep 7, 2021 · UPDATED: July 21, 2022 at 10:24 p.m. Though Illinois is just about as far northwest that tropical storm remnants from the Atlantic Basin have traveled, Chicago has experienced heavy rain and ...

2. www.wbez.org › curious-city › 2017/10/15Which Natural Disasters Are Most Likely To Hit Chicago? - WBEZ

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   Oct 15, 2017 · Impact: Droughts will throw the local ecosystem out of balance, Malec-McKenna says. It will hurt crops and add stress to trees and other plants that birds and insects rely on for survival. For ...

3. www.weather.gov › ilx › tropical_climoClimatology of Tropical Storm/Hurricane Remnants in Illinois

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   Sep 14, 2022 · This Category 4 hurricane was the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, resulting in between 6,000 and 12,000 fatalities. It made landfall near Galveston, Texas, where most of the casualties occurred. The storm became extratropical over southern Iowa and tracked between Chicago and Madison on the 11th, on its way to the Canadian Maritimes.

   Storm Name And Date	Storm Summary
   Hurricane Laura Aug. 20-29, 2020	Laura made landfall as a Category 4 ...
   Tropical Storm Cristobal May 28-June 10, ...	Tropical Storm Cristobal formed from the ...
   Tropical Storm Olga Oct. 25-27, 2019	This tropical storm formed in the ...
   Tropical Storm Alberto May 25-31, 2018	This storm initially was considered ...

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4. www.msn.com › en-us › weatherShifting weather patterns could put Chicago at risk - MSN

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   Flashback: Powerful hurricanes have already hit the Chicago area.In 2008, Hurricane Ike dropped 12 inches of rain in Northwest Indiana, causing massive flooding.

5. www.fox32chicago.com › weather › hurricane-season-isHurricane season is nearing the endgame, but ... - FOX 32 Chicago

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   1 day ago · The Atlantic basin hurricane season is nearing its endgame and will go down in the record books as an unusual year - U.S. impacts were well above average, but many long-range hurricane outlooks ...

6. www.nbcchicago.com › weather › could-anotherWhat’s the next hurricane? Forecasts, when ... - NBC Chicago

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   Oct 10, 2024 · According to the National Hurricane Center, hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, meaning there is still a month and a half when hurricanes could be expected to form. There are outside ...

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   Can Chicago experience hurricanes?

   • Although Chicago does not get hit by hurricanes directly, Illinois has experienced the remnants of hurricanes on multiple occasions. These remnants can bring heavy rain, wind, and the possibility of flooding, much like severe storms, but without the thunder and lightning.

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   How much damage will a hurricane Cause in Illinois?

   • The two hurricanes could cause an estimated $250 billion in damage. The intrigue: Illinois can only prepare for so much weather. With resources already tight, Chicago has invested some cash into cleanup programs and has looked to the state and federal government to pitch in on recent storms.

   Shifting weather patterns could put Chicago at risk

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   Did a hurricane affect Illinois?

   • Aside from some stronger wind gusts, it did not appear to have a significant impact on Illinois. The first tropical storm of the 1901 season made landfall in the central Florida panhandle, before tracking northwest and dissipating near St. Louis. This hurricane clipped the Louisiana Delta region before a second landfall in southern Mississippi.

   Climatology of Tropical Storm/Hurricane Remnants in Illinois

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   Do Hurricanes move faster in Chicago?

   • Zoom in: Hurricanes feature heavy rain, flash flooding, tornadoes and gusts, which are similar to some of the weather events that rocked the Midwest this summer. Yes, but: In Chicago, storms mostly move through quickly. Hurricanes and other tropical storms move much more slowly. Flashback: Powerful hurricanes have already hit the Chicago area.

   Shifting weather patterns could put Chicago at risk

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   How much rain did a tropical storm cause in Illinois?

   • The tropical moisture was absorbed into a frontal system, which produced 4-6 inches of rain from the 13-15th over most of the northwest 2/3 of Illinois, and resulted in flash flooding. The remnants of this tropical storm tracked across southeast Missouri and the Ohio Valley. Five tornadoes were spawned over southern Illinois.

   Climatology of Tropical Storm/Hurricane Remnants in Illinois

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   Will a hurricane track across Illinois?

   • On occasion, the remnants of a hurricane or tropical storm will track across Illinois. The image below, courtesy of NOAA's Office for Coastal Management hurricane mapping system, shows the observed tracks that have occurred within the state between 1850 and 2020.

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8. www.axios.com › local › chicagoShifting weather patterns could put Chicago at risk - Axios

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   4 days ago · The latest: First responders from several Chicago suburbs have deployed to Florida, while many have just returned from North Carolina after helping with cleanup efforts there. The two hurricanes could cause an estimated $250 billion in damage. The intrigue: Illinois can only prepare for so much weather.