The Illinois Weather Podcast

The Illinois Weather Podcast

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Illinois Weather: 06-04-2026 12PM CDT - Sunny

Your midday Illinois weather update A marginal risk for severe thunderstorms moves into Illinois tomorrow, with isolated damaging wind gusts possible across much of the state. Today's heat builds to 87 degrees, setting the stage for Friday's unsettled weather pattern. This afternoon brings the warmest conditions we'll see for several days, with temperatures climbing toward 87 degrees around 4 P.M.

Illinois Weather: 06-04-2026 6AM CDT - Special Weather

Your morning Illinois weather update A Special Weather Statement is in effect across Illinois today as warm, dry conditions combine with gusty southwest winds to create elevated fire danger this afternoon. Starting your Thursday morning with comfortable temperatures around 65 degrees, we'll see a steady climb through the day. By 10 A.M., expect readings near 75, then pushing past 80 by noon.

Illinois Weather: 06-03-2026 6PM CDT - Sunny

Your evening Illinois weather update Dry conditions continue across Illinois today with temperatures climbing into the mid-80s this afternoon. Low humidity levels persist through tomorrow, creating comfortable conditions but also increasing fire danger in areas with dry vegetation. This morning started mild with temperatures in the upper 60s across most of the state.

Illinois Weather: 06-03-2026 12PM CDT - Flood Warning

Your midday Illinois weather update A Flood Warning remains in effect for portions of Illinois today, with several rivers and streams running high from recent rainfall. While we're staying dry for now, the saturated ground means any additional rain could quickly worsen flooding concerns, so keep monitoring conditions if you live near waterways. Temperature-wise, we started this Wednesday morning in the comfortable mid-60s.

Illinois Weather: 06-02-2026 6PM CDT - Flood Warning

Your evening Illinois weather update We're tracking flood warnings across multiple areas of Illinois this Tuesday, with standing water continuing to pose problems even as dry conditions settle in for the next day. The flood warnings remain active, so if you're in affected areas, stay alert for road closures and avoid any water-covered roadways. Temperature-wise, we started cool this morning with lows around 56 degrees at 4 A.M.

Illinois Weather: 06-02-2026 12PM CDT - Flood Warning

Your midday Illinois weather update Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Illinois this Tuesday, with waterways continuing to run high after recent heavy rainfall. While we're catching a break from the rain today, the flooding concerns persist especially along rivers and low-lying areas. Starting your Tuesday morning with temperatures around 58 degrees, we'll see a pleasant climb through the day.

Illinois Weather: 06-02-2026 6AM CDT - Flood Warning

Your morning Illinois weather update Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Illinois this Tuesday morning, with standing water continuing to impact low-lying areas and river corridors throughout the state. Emergency management officials urge residents to avoid flooded roadways and monitor conditions closely. Today shapes up as a pleasant recovery day between systems.

Illinois Weather: 06-01-2026 4PM CDT - Flood Warning

Your 4pm Illinois weather update Step outside right now and you might do a double-take.

Illinois Weather: 06-01-2026 12PM CDT - Flood Warning

Your midday Illinois weather update Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Illinois this Monday morning, with flash flood warnings particularly concentrated in central portions of the state. Standing water continues to create hazardous conditions on numerous roadways. We're starting the day with temperatures in the upper 50s, climbing to a high of 64 degrees by 2 P.M.

Illinois Weather: 06-01-2026 6AM CDT - Severe Thunderstorm Warning

Your morning Illinois weather update Active weather is impacting southern Illinois this Monday morning with multiple alerts in effect. A severe thunderstorm warning covers areas near Metropolis where Doppler radar tracked a strong storm moving southeast at 25 mph. Flash flood warnings remain active across several southern counties as heavy rain continues to fall.
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