High winds caused quite the mess across Chicagoland on Thursday – with gusts that could take your breath away!
"It’s incredible," said Fabio Moreira, who is visiting the Windy City from Brazil."We could see everything moving around. We went to the University of Chicago, and we saw trash cans on the floor, the lamp posts also tilting, the lights also tilting," said Giovana Jannuzzelli."My ears are all frozen up and my hands too," said Ana Julia Fernanda.
Many people did their best to stay ‘grounded’ Thursday, while holding out hope for warmer weather soon. "I was walking and actually almost got blown into the street, so it was very strong today," said Jaylen Johnson, who lives and works downtown. "Ideal forecast is, it would be 77 tomorrow and 77 for the rest of the summer.""I mean it’s called the Windy City for a reason," said one woman.As of 9 p.m. Thursday, ComEd was working to restore more than 100 power outages, which impacted more than 1,200 customers in the area.
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