The city closed a stretch of the Lake Shore Drive path after crashing waves from Lake Michigan knocked down runners and cyclists.
A local news helicopter captured footage of cyclists and runners trying to make it through the waves this morning. The city shut down the path between Oak Street beach and Fullerton Avenue about 9:30 a.m.
High winds that hit the area overnight are likely to blame for the massive waves. The National Weather Service warned that wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour will continue throughout the day, though their wind advisory expired at 5 a.m. On Thursday and overnight Friday, winds of up to 50 miles per hour left more than 27,000 ComEd customers without power.
@JimBR I laughed hard at that too
MarChiville 1 month ago
National Data Buoy Center - NOAA, FAIL.
RustyRazor2010 2 months ago
0:42 like a boss 0:50 " I can do it also" 0:53 "oh fuck!"
lifeisnot4yo 3 months ago
Good grief!
Wildtofu712 3 months ago
1:03 goodbye to his cell phone and ipod
TheWhiteFright 3 months ago
1:03 - I guess jogging isn't always good for your health!
RadiationCinema 3 months ago
onda onda, olha a onda, onda onda olha a onda hehehehehe
edmilsonhora 3 months ago
1:03 Best part!
JimBR 3 months ago