After Chicago's coldest Thanksgiving Day in 10 years, temperatures get even colder through the holiday weekend.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Thanksgiving festivities took over a packed State Street on a brisk Thursday morning for the 90th annual Chicago Thanksgiving Parade. "We're starting to get cold," Chris Janick from Leland, Illinois, said. "We actually came out last night got a hotel room and wanted to see this parade."

The Loop boomed with music with the holiday cheer helping remedy chattering teeth during the chilly, windy parade.

Beginning at 8 a.m., nearly 100 people will participate in live performances, ride on festive floats, and much more along State Street.

Now 90 years strong, the annual tradition brought the return of giant helium balloon, festive floats, international bands, and a lot of dancing.

It's Thanksgiving Day in Chicago, which means State Street is closed down for the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade!