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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Cheryl Lemke, Storm Team Chief Meteorologist

    One Quick Round Of Storms (opens the original)

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    WEDNESDAY: A few widely scattered showers and storms are possible. Then mostly clear & dry later tonight with mild temperatures. Low: 62 THURSDAY: Mostly sunny and not as muggy. High: 86 Low: 62 FRIDAY: Pleasantly warm and mostly sunny. High: 86 Low: 62 A brief round of rain is possible for Wednesday, otherwise central Illinois is in store for an extended stretch of dry weather. A cold front is draped across the Midwest, and as the cold front starts to plow into our region, expect increasing clo

  2. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Cheryl Lemke, Storm Team Chief Meteorologist

    MORE ROUNDS OF STORMS & SUMMERTIME HEAT (opens the original)

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    TONIGHT: Scattered showers & storms, mainly near I-74 & I-57. Warm and muggy. Low: 75 TUESDAY: Scattered showers and storms during the day, otherwise it will be hot & humid. High: 92 Low: 75 WEDNESDAY: Scattered showers & storms, staying very warm & humid. High: 90 Low: 72 More unsettled weather is on the way for central Illinois with daily chances for scattered showers and storms along with lots of heat and humidity. A front is stretching from the Great Lakes and meandering across Illinois, set

  3. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Cheryl Lemke, Storm Team Chief Meteorologist

    COMFORTABLY MILD FOR NOW BEFORE ANOTHER HEAT WAVE STRIKES (opens the original)

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    TONIGHT: Cooler temperatures with partly cloudy skies. Low: 57 THURSDAY: Comfortable weather with mostly sunny skies. High: 80 Low 60 FRIDAY: Staying below average with some light showers possible. High: 78 Low: 62 SATURDAY: Back to more seasonable temperatures with increasing humidity. High: 87 Low: 70 Central Illinois is enjoying a nice, welcomed break from the heat and humidity. Thanks to gentle northerly winds, a much cooler air mass has settled over our region, resulting in temperatures sl

  4. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Cheryl Lemke, Storm Team Chief Meteorologist

    MORE SUMMERTIME HEAT WITH SCATTERED STORMS ON THE WAY (opens the original)

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    FRIDAY NIGHT: Spotty showers and storms ending early. Staying warm & humid overnight. Low: 73 SATURDAY: A sunny start. Evening thunderstorms will be possible. Hot and humid. High: 93 Low: 72  Heat Index values: 100-105 SUNDAY: A lingering early shower possible, then mostly sunny and drier. Wildfire smoke is possible. High: 89 Low: 69 It’s “copy and paste”, as the weather this weekend looks like what we’ve seen over the past day or so. A slow-moving stationary front is slicing across t

  5. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Cheryl Lemke, Storm Team Chief Meteorologist

    MORE OCCASIONAL SHOWERS & STORMS ON THE WAY (opens the original)

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    FRIDAY: Partly to mostly cloudy with widely scattered to isolated storms possible by late afternoon into the evening. A few storms could be strong. High: 88 Low: 69 SATURDAY: A few brief scattered showers, otherwise partly cloudy. High: 87 Low: 68 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and seasonable. High: 88 Low: 68 Keep your umbrellas on standby. A low pressure system and its accompanying front will press across the state, setting off more occasional rain. Scattered showers and storms broke out on Thursday, a

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