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Quiet Start to 2008 Severe Weather Season - Post Your Comments!
It's hard to imagine that after 2008 started on such a stormy note, with the EF-3 tornado affecting Poplar Grove just seven days into the year, that severe weather has been noticeable absent in the Stateline so far this Spring. I can only recall two or three days since the beginning of April in which severe weather has occurred in any substantial manner. Now hey, I'm not complaining one bit about this, but it's just a bit strange how quiet this year has been. (Read Blog)
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Warmer Weather Ahead Save Email Print
Posted: 4:28 PM Apr 13, 2008
Last Updated: 4:28 PM Apr 13, 2008

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After a long, cold, and wet first full week of April the Spring of 08 will finally deliver to the Stateline some warmer weather. This is good news for people who live along streams and rivers. Over April 10th and 11th Rockford received an inch and a half of precipitation causing many waterways to overflow. This excess of rain forced the cancelation of the Raptors/Dactyls soccer tournemant which caused many area businesses to lose much needed revenue. On April 12th the Stateline saw scattered snow showers all day and most of the night and April 13th wasn't much better with overcast skies and a high of 43°. However, in the words of the late George Harrison, "Here comes the sun." April 14th, 15th, and 16th should be very sunny and strong winds on the 15th and 16th will help temperatures soar in the 70s by midweek. Enjoy it while it lasts, more rain is expected on the 17th, 18th and 19th!

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