Cloud cover likely to block ‘Chicagohenge’ on 1st morning of spring – NBC Chicago

Spring officially begins with the vernal equinox in Chicago, offering a chance to witness the unique phenomenon of “Chicagohenge” sunrises and sunsets as the city’s street grid aligns with the cardinal directions. Named after Stonehenge, Chicagohenge can be observed near the equinoxes, with the best views coming just after sunrise and before sunset. This spring’s Chicagohenge times include sunrise at 6:53 a.m. on March 20 and sunset at 7:03 p.m., providing ample opportunities to witness this stunning event.

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