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Chicago was buried under nearly two feet of snow . Today? It's relatively warm--in the upper 40s--and what little snow there is on the ...

After the snow subsided and the winds calmed down, cold air slid its hand over the city and squeezed hard, ensuring that the tall piles at ...

More of the crap Chicago drivers are using to illegally mark the parking spaces they dig out.

As just about everyone knows, I'm a big fan of tradition, especially cherished Chicago traditions. Eating Fannie May candies? Gimme some...

Most side streets in the neighborhood were more or less passable to varying degrees after Snowmageddon 2011 had ended, with many being clear...

...Because it's buried under a snowdrift.

Some random images from around the neighborhood taken after the storm had passed.

The front door of my apartment building was snow splattered, but passable. The back door, which opens onto a gangway that leads to the alley...

Back on the block of La Casa del Terror, snow drifts were already piling high--this one, at the alley behind my building, was already aroun...

When I finally was let go from work sometime after 7 p.m., the blizzard was in full swing. Most of downtown had emptied out, which would exp...