Your midday Illinois weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Illinois this Monday, with 187 active weather alerts statewide. The main concern today centers on flooding from recent heavy rainfall, particularly along rivers and low-lying areas throughout the state. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 65 degrees, but southwest winds will strengthen through midday, gusting to 20 miles per hour around 1 P.M.

Your morning Illinois weather update

We're tracking 186 active weather alerts across Illinois this Monday morning, with multiple flood warnings in effect along our river systems and a special weather statement highlighting strong winds that could create hazardous conditions this afternoon. Your Monday starts cool with temperatures sitting at 49 degrees right now, but we'll see a rapid warmup through the morning hours. By noon, expect readings near 70, climbing to today's high of 77 degrees around 3 P.M.

Your evening Illinois weather update

We're tracking nearly 200 weather alerts across Illinois this Sunday, with blowing dust creating dangerous travel conditions and ongoing flood warnings affecting multiple counties. The dust is reducing visibility to near zero in some spots. This morning started cool at 50 degrees, but we're climbing quickly under southwest winds.

Your morning Illinois weather update

We're tracking over 200 weather alerts across Illinois this Sunday, with flood warnings taking center stage after Saturday's heavy rainfall. The most pressing concern right now is dense fog developing in areas that saw significant rain yesterday, creating hazardous driving conditions through mid-morning. Your Sunday starts chilly with temperatures bottoming out near 45 degrees around 5 A.M.

Your evening Illinois weather update

Multiple weather alerts are active across Illinois this Saturday, including flood warnings and special weather statements warning of potential frost. We're tracking 229 total alerts statewide as conditions shift dramatically through the weekend. This morning starts chilly with temperatures around 42 degrees.

Your midday Illinois weather update

We're tracking 239 weather alerts across Illinois this Saturday morning, including flood warnings and a special weather statement for scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. The most active weather will develop near and east of the Mississippi River through this afternoon. Starting with temperatures, we bottomed out at 42 degrees around 1 A.M.

Your morning Illinois weather update

A frost advisory blankets much of Illinois this Saturday morning, with temperatures dipping to 37 degrees around 5 A.M. Over 240 weather alerts are currently active statewide, including flood warnings and widespread frost advisories affecting areas east of I-57. Starting early this morning, expect patchy frost conditions, particularly dangerous for tender vegetation and early spring plantings.

Your evening Illinois weather update

We're tracking over 200 weather alerts across Illinois this Friday, with flood warnings and frost advisories creating challenging conditions statewide. The combination of flooding rivers and near-freezing temperatures tonight demands your attention, especially if you've weekend plans. This morning's chilly 37-degree low will gradually climb through the 40s, reaching 46 degrees by 1 P.M.

Your midday Illinois weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Illinois this Friday morning, with over 200 active weather alerts statewide. Rivers and streams continue running high after recent heavy rainfall, creating hazardous conditions that will persist through the weekend. This morning started cold with temperatures dipping to 37 degrees around 5 A.M.

Your morning Illinois weather update

Multiple weather alerts are active across Illinois this Friday morning, with flood warnings and frost advisories creating challenging conditions. Nearly 200 alerts affect various regions, requiring extra attention to both water levels and temperature drops. This morning starts chilly with temperatures hovering around 40 degrees.