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What is your favorite weather?

By Ro Hong, Photojournalist
April 7, 2024
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Katelyn Dinh sits at a table in the Huskie Grill. Students share what their favorite type of weather is. (Ro Hong | Northern Star)

Are you more a fan of spring showers or cloudless sunny days? :partly_sunny_rain: Good news for you, in Illinois for the spring we have all of the above.

@niunorthernstarAre you more a fan of spring showers or cloudless sunny days? Good news for you, in Illinois for the spring we have all of the above. Filmed and Edited by Ro Hong.

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