Chicago

Generally, summer in Chicago is hot and humid, usually ranging around 20°C and 30°C (68°F-86°F)cities also of outdoor activities. Beaches are especially pandenum and Oak Street Beach, whereas the North Avenue Beaches are often the perfect place for the city's inhabitants and visitors to bask in the sun. Chicago summer is also known for its high turnouts to various events, such as the world-famous Lollapalooza and Taste of Chicago ones, which are all about music, food, and the very vibrant Chicago atmosphere. It is the right time of the year for those who wish to live a verdant city experience with various outdoor events, water-based activities.

During the spring, time is not too cold or too hot when the temperature range is around 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F). The city's famous parks and corporate gardens including Millennium Park and Chicago Botanic Garden looked with flourishing of colorful flowers and green leaves. Spring is an ideal place for nature lovers and those who like to explore the city's open spaces without the heat and crowds of summer fitting the great of the season. This is in contrast to the regular participation of art exhibitions, shows, and open-air shopping centers, amongst many, which are being organized on Chicago's lively cultural stage during this season. A nice spring may sometimes mean walking on the riverwalk, visiting a museum, or enjoying the city's early spring events.

The fall in Chicago is known for cooler temperatures with the slight range of 10°C and 20°C (50°F to 68°F) and the Chicago skyline becomes even more beautiful when the trees turn into all kinds of red, orang. This period is an ideal time for you to take a walk along Chicago Riverwalk or have a boat tour for a glimpse of the city's architecture artistically enveloped by the Autumn foliage. The cooler weather is one of the reasons why these times are best for events on food and attractions such as the Chicago Gourmet and International Film Festival. The Fall is perfect for people who are keen on spending some time in a more serene mood, going to the new food places, art galleries or simply enjoying the opulent nature of the season, because the wind is now moving towards pollution-free gas.

Winter is the coldest season in Chicago, with the temperature range from -10°C to 5°C" (14°F to 41°F) "which is quite often accompanied by snow and wind. Yet, it’s an amazing time to come there" the city becomes a winter wonderland with ice skating racks, holiday lights, and festive markets like the Christkindlarket. This is a time of year when you can see the Russian squirrels and if you are lucky you can be among the birders watching the passing flocks of ducks and gulls. The National Museum of Environmental Science, Cultural Arts and Technology complex is an international express site that is worth visiting during your winter holiday in Chicago. Also, the Skokie Heritage houses are another sight that may offer exposure to the city's intricate culture in winter. By the way, next to the western end of the zoo is the Lincoln Park Conservatory where you can take refuge in warmer air and nature.