Bitter Cold Hits Chicago's South Loop Farmers Market
• Bitter cold in Chicago significantly reduced attendance at the South Loop Farmers Market.
• The number of vendors at the market decreased due to the frigid temperatures.
• Despite the weather, the market remained open, showcasing its importance to the community and local businesses.
South Loop market braves bitter Chicago cold
Despite the biting cold in Chicago, the South Loop Farmers Market at Roosevelt Collection Shops managed to attract a dedicated group of shoppers. The National Weather Service recorded morning temperatures at O'Hare International Airport hovering around minus 9°F (-23°C), leading to a noticeable decrease in attendance. Typically, the market welcomes between 1,500 and 2,000 visitors, but this past Saturday saw only about 1,200 brave the frigid conditions.
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