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Rain's in the forecast on six of the next seven days, though dry time is guaranteed each day.
Our 17th day of 85° or warmer temperatures will come Saturday, but likely along with first rainfall in ten days.
The first rainfall in well over a week is on track to occur at times throughout the weekend.
Temperatures in many spots may approach or even reach 90° Thursday, with hotter and more humid conditions expected beyond.
A new study by Climate Central reveals that the lack of summer warmth thus far in 2020 is quite an anomaly.
We're still a few days away from above normal temperatures, but we take our first step in getting there Wednesday.
Cool, unsettled weather persists Tuesday, though a gradual warming trend follows.
The beginning of the week will be below normal in the temperature department. But that won't last as more changes are on the way.
The forecast models are showing some modest rain totals when all is said-and-done here. Flooding is likely in spots due to the ground already saturated.
While a widespread, significant severe weather outbreak is not anticipated, Thursday could be a rather noisy one in the Stateline.
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Cool, unsettled weather last week impeded crop planting in parts of Illinois, though farmers remain ahead of schedule.
We won't be seeing any more frosty nights until fall, but with warmer temperatures will come many chances for storms, and perhaps strong ones at that.
An extremely lengthy cool spell may just be days away from being over.
The next two days in the Stateline will be quite pleasant with lots of sunshine. However it will be on the cooler side before things change midweek.
Mother's Day 2020 will continue the chilly temperatures the region is under this weekend. However, improvements in the temperature department arrive late next week.
Widespread sub-freezing temperatures are on the way early Saturday Morning. While sunshine will make for a somewhat pleasant Saturday, rain returns Sunday, promising one of the coolest Mother's Days in recent memory.
Thursday Morning's supermoon will be the third largest of the year.
More than half of the nation's corn crop and a quarter of the soybean crop has been planted before Mother's Day.
Temperatures have taken a turn for the colder, and the coldest is still to come.
If you didn't get a chance to attend a Storm Spotter Training Course before shelter-in-place orders were issued, you're in luck!
While the first weekend of May 2020 was a welcome way to begin the month, things will be taking a colder turn beginning Monday.
May gets off to a nice, warm start, but, similar to April, will turn cooler for quite some time to follow.
Just as April started pleasantly, May's expected to do the same. Similarly, the warmth isn't here for long, just as was the case in April.
Plenty of sun will return the area Thursday, though chilly winds will keep temperatures below normal to close out April.
A tornado touched down late Saturday in northern Illinois damaging homes and uprooting trees, weather officials confirmed Sunday.
Thursday may be one of the final chances for Stateline severe weather enthusiasts to take advantage of free storm spotter training this spring!
It was an extremely volatile decade weather-wise in the Stateline, not just from a severe weather standpoint, but from a winter weather standpoint as well.
Residents are asked to please remove any vehicles from the roadway until the snow has stopped and contractors have cleared the roadway of snow.
It's no secret that this upcoming snow is a bit early. Regardless, crews are ready should a lot of snow stick to the roads.
The time is now to get your home prepped for the upcoming winter season.
The wet and active September 2019 weather pattern continues and it's beginning to take toll on some area farmers.
The National Weather Service says tornado warning for DeKalb County has expired. The warning took effect until at least 4:15 p.m.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for Ogle County. The warning is now in effect until 2:45 p.m.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has officially requested a federal disaster declaration for 32 counties in wake of historic spring flooding.
Many Stateline residents are dealing with the aftermath of March 2019's flooding, five months later.
The National Weather Service has issued A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Whiteside and Lee counties.
State Farm paid nearly $330 million for auto and homeowners claims in Illinois last year, according to a company report.
Leaders in the Stateline are asking drivers to avoid certain areas due to flooding concerns. Sandbags are also available in northern Illinois.
From the temperature fluctuation, heavy rainfall and rapid snow melt, area rivers are flooding well over their banks once again.
Parts of the Pecatonica River and Rock River are among the areas expected to experience flooding within the next week.
Colorado State Patrol says there are reports of trapped people after two avalanches hit I-70 Sunday.
These Meteorology students are on cloud nine over a research project that involves launching weather balloons.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory in dozens of northern Illinois counties from midnight to 6 a.m. Wednesday.
It now will take less water to advance in flood stages across the Rock River in the Stateline.