CHICAGO | An October kind of city, even in the spring

[Kingofthehill]

That weather is straight up depressing..

[Chicago_Forever]

Originally Posted by urbanlife

Great shots, I am sure you guys are probably starting to get tired of this winter weather...especially since it is now officially spring. I definitely cannot wait till my next trip back there this May, that will make it my third trip there out of a four year period.

Though it is very much possible that my fifth trip to Chicago might be me moving there for college, but that still remains to be seen.

IMHO, I think this has been one of the easiest winters we've had in a long time. I'd take gray skies over bitter cold any day. This winter was not too cold at all and I think the east coast even had more snow than us, from what I've been hearing on the news. We've also had a few nice days so far, in the 60's, and we're suppose to hit mid 70's a few times next week. I hope every winter from now on is as mild as this one.

[Centropolis]

Originally Posted by Chicago_Forever

IMHO, I think this has been one of the easiest winters we've had in a long time. I'd take gray skies over bitter cold any day. This winter was not too cold at all and I think the east coast even had more snow than us, from what I've been hearing on the news. We've also had a few nice days so far, in the 60's, and we're suppose to hit mid 70's a few times next week. I hope every winter from now on is as mild as this one.

man, last time I was there last month, my beer froze in my pocket. uncharacteristically, we have consistently had weather closer to chicago style winter down here this year, so for me - i'm obviously skewed to dealing with consistent heat stroke weather in the summer, and I work outside about 70% of the time - its been a brutal winter. usually there are random short sleeve (or short sleeve while the sun is on you) shirt days speckled throughout the winter...not this year.

[jodelli]

Originally Posted by Chicago_Forever

IMHO, I think this has been one of the easiest winters we've had in a long time. I'd take gray skies over bitter cold any day. This winter was not too cold at all and I think the east coast even had more snow than us, from what I've been hearing on the news. We've also had a few nice days so far, in the 60's, and we're suppose to hit mid 70's a few times next week. I hope every winter from now on is as mild as this one.

One spring day on the Mile I was walking under a low overcast and drizzle. The Hancock deck was reporting something like 15 mile visibility.
Ground level must have cleared up because I went to Wrigley later that day.

[Evergrey]

dude, you do the ultimate Chicago tours

[LSyd]

kickass

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