Watch for emergency vehicles and snow plows.People should plan for trips to take longer than usual, according to Chicago’s Office of Emergency Management and Communications.Drive “drastically” slower than normal, especially when nearing intersections, ramps, bridges and areas where ice might have formed, according to the Governor’s Office.Watch for signs of hypothermia, like intense shivering, slurred speech, drowsiness and loss of coordination, according to Cook County. ![]()
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