Chicago’s storm surge hit hard Monday, with 74 mph winds and heavy rain causing widespread flooding, downed trees, and over 2,600 power outages. Residents faced damaged cars and homes, with emergency crews responding to hundreds of calls. While no injuries were reported, experts urge caution around floodwaters and warn to shut off power before entering basements. ComEd and city officials are urging residents to report hazards and check sump pumps — as the city braces for more extreme weather and pushes to strengthen its stormwater defenses.
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