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, Posted: Jan 2, 2023 / 09:13 PM CST Updated: Jan 2, 2023 / 09:45 PM CST SHARE Dense fog impacts northern Illinois and NW Indiana; Above normal temperatures expected next week DAILY AVERAGE JANUARY TEMPS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE FROM MONTH’S BEGINNING TO END While large temperature swings are common during January, the daily normal temperature changes little from the first day of the year through the last day of January DAY LENGTH INCREASES BY... + full article
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