Chicago

Chicago is located farther north than New Orleans on the maps, resulting in longer daylight hours during certain times of the year due to the tilt of the Earth's axis and its orbit around the sun. This causes differences in sunrise and sunset times between the two cities.

On my map, I can't tell exactly where 4355 is. I'll have to give you the coordinates

of a few nearby points, and I hope that one of these will be close enough to be

useful to you.

-- The center of the intersection of S Wabash and 44th St is located at

41.81471° north latitude

87.62462° west longitude.

-- The sign-post in front of the First Church of Deliverance, at 4315 S Wabash, stands at

41.81571° north latitude

87.62447° west longitude.

-- Just south of the Church are a pair of identical brick houses. The address of the more southerly

house is 4335, and there is a small fir tree in front of the house. The center of the tree is located at

41.81552° north latitude

87.62452° west longitude.

-- On my map, everything between that house and 44th St is an open parking lot,

and it looks like 4355 must be a line in that space.

The light pole at the curb in front of that lot, roughly half-way from the house to

44th St, stands at

41.81521° north latitude

87.62454° west longitude.

I hope these are helpful.

That point is within the footprint of the 20-story building at the corner of

W Adams St and S Clark St.

Sadly, although my map shows nice images of buildings, it doesn't show

their names or their street addresses.

I left Chicago in 1979 and was a regular at Hobson's for years. I can remember the first Guiness in Chgo at Hobson's only on draught. Hobson's was one of a kind even for a metro area as large as Chgo. Hobson's served a wonderful gumbo that I will never forget , never disappointing and the menu was exactly what you would expect in an oyster bar. I remember that Hobson chose to serve quick fried tater tots instead of french fries, an eclectic dish in an eclectic restaurant that I can only visit through memories. Bob Grossman Palo Alto, CA

No, Washington, DC is on Eastern Standard Time Zone (EST) GMT -5 and Memphis, TN is on Central Standard Time Zone (CST) GMT -6. Washington is one hour ahead of Memphis.

Example:

If it is 8:00 am in Washington, DC it would be 7:00 am in Memphis.

Chicago has adopted IRC Codes for roof installations. The code is a little vague in regards to Ice & Water Shield however it does state that in climates where ice can form on the eaves, a double layer of underlayment sealed or self-adhering mod bit sheet (Ice & Water Shield) should be used on all eaves where ice can form. Does snow & ice happen in Chicago on a yearly basis? If your answer is "yes" then I think you just answered the question.

That point is along W Grover St in the Jefferson Park neighborhood, 625-ft southeast of

N Mango Ave and 444-ft northwest of W Ainslie St.

On the north side of Grover, there is a tall and narrow 31/2 story house with a peaked

roof, standing next to the paved alley that connects Grover to W Higgins. Your point is

about 11/2 houses up (northwest) from that tall house, on the pavement of Grover.

That's about as exact as I can be without an on-site field survey.

When it is 8:00 a.m. in Chicago, it is 6:00 a.m. in the U.S. Pacific time zone.

There is no recorded history of a hurricane hitting Chicago. Chicago is too far from the ocean. Note that remnants of hurricanes have passed over Chicago, but these remnants are no longer hurricanes.

20.3" officially, making it the third largest snowfall in recorded history there.

Very likely, considering it's still February.

No, both observe Central Standard Time (UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5).

Yes, it's one hour earlier in Denver than it is in Chicago.

The Sears Tower, now called the Willis Tower, is struck by lightning an average of 20-25 times per year. This is because of its height and location in Chicago, which experiences frequent thunderstorms. The tower's lightning rods help to protect it from damage during strikes.

The flight duration from Chicago to Seattle is around 4-5 hours. If you leave Chicago at 3:30 PM, you are likely to arrive in Seattle between 7:30 PM and 8:30 PM local time, accounting for any time zone differences.

To arrive in Chicago at 5pm local time, you would need to leave London in the morning, typically around 11am or noon, to account for the time difference of approximately 6-7 hours. This would allow for an average flight duration of 8-9 hours to reach Chicago O'Hare International Airport from London Heathrow.

RTP stands for room temperature (in chemistry)

The answer is October 30 Am and 6:00 I did the math···

Between Chicago and Maui, you would not pass the Mountain Time Zone. Chicago is in the Central Time Zone, and Maui is in the Hawaii-Aleutian Time Zone, so you would not encounter the Mountain Time Zone while traveling between the two locations.

The famous mail train that traveled between New York and Chicago in 24 hours was called the "Pioneer Zephyr." It set a speed record for the journey on May 26, 1934.

The lowest temperature recorded in Chicago in 1994 was -19°F on January 18, 1994.

It is about a 7-hour drive from Chicago to Buffalo.

Detroit MI is in the Eastern Standard Time zone and Chicago IL is in the Central Standard Time zone. That makes Detroit 1 hour ahead of Chicago. So, if it is 12:00 noon in Chicago, it is 1:00pm in Detroit.

If it is 4 pm in Chicago, Illinois, it would be 2 pm in Portland, Oregon. Portland is in the Pacific Time Zone, which is 2 hours behind Central Time where Chicago is located.