Storms out into central Illinois & Indiana have brought some heavy rain and damaging winds. Now they are headed east and will likely impact the Tri-State during the early morning hours on Monday.
As we get into the overnight tonight we will see the threat for storms open up. While we could see rain as early as midnight, the better threat opens up after 2 a.m. We do have a risk for severe weather with this round of storms as a majority of our area is under a Slight Risk for severe weather. That is threat level 2 of 5. Damaging winds are the primary concern with these storms, but hail may be possible as well, and even a few isolated tornadoes will be possible.
Monday continues too look stormy, with heavier rainfall earlier in the day, and then scattered storms off and on through the afternoon and evening. The biggest severe weather threat looks to be before sunrise, but areas east of town could still see a few strong storms for midday. It will be much cooler, with a high near 80° to 81° and mostly cloudy skies. Total rainfall will be between 1 to 2 inches for some spots.
Tuesday does look dry, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 84°. Better rain chances scoot in for the rest of the week.
TODAY
Staying hot & humid
Sunny & dry
High: 86
TONIGHT
Showers and storms
Some strong
Low: 69
MONDAY
Showers and storms
Not as hot
High: 80
MONDAY NIGHT
Storms ending
Drying out
Low: 63
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