Belvidere

Belvidere, IL · Weather
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Warm and Humid Days Ahead for Southern Wisconsin
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Residents, businesses impacted by storm offered federal loans
The U.S. Small Business Administration has established Disaster Loan Outreach Centers for residents and businesses impacted by the July 27 storms to apply for low-interest loans. The disaster declaration includes Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake and McHenry counties. Two DLOC location have been established – one in Chicago, the other...
FOX 6 Milwaukee
Milwaukee weather: Hot and Stormy Days Ahead
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Wildfires Disrupt Beloit College Program, Highlighting Air Quality Concerns
This story was produced in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Investigative Journalism class taught in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Pablo Toral’s summer at the Boundary Waters was abruptly cut short as wildfires forced an evacuation, disrupting a nearly 70-year-old field program tradition. Toral, a professor at Beloit College, found himself navigating a canoe to safety, leaving behind a summer of anticipated research and exploration.
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Summer-like, humid pattern with isolated storms next week
While the warmth over the last week has not come with much humidity, that is about to change in the coming days. While Saturday will remain somewhat comfortable with clouds and slim chances for rain, the humidity really builds in after Sunday. Sunday will begin the first of several hot and humid days, with temperatures […]
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Increased clouds limit temperatures with light rain possible Saturday
A line of decaying storms will approach the Stateline by mid-day Saturday, bringing the potential for at least some light showers mainly between 11AM and 5PM. The threat for thunder will be near zero, but a few pockets of rain may bring a brief steady shower. Outside of that, light sprinkles will be the primary form of precipitation. Any rain we do see will begin to clear by 5-7PM. The bigger impact the rain will have is on the temperature. We may not quite reach the 80s with the clouds in place during the peak heating hours of the day.
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Humidity slowly on the rise through the week
We haven’t really experienced many ‘dog days of summer’ this month with afternoon highs falling just shy of the late August average and overnight lows falling well below. But the break we’ve had in some of the humidity may be coming to end as our pattern shifts a bit towards the weekend.
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Sandwich EMA director urges residents to practice emergency plans
Sandwich Emergency Management Agency Director Anthony Eberle is reminding everyone not only to have a plan for severe weather and other emergencies, but also to practice it. Illinois has seen more than its fair share of severe weather this season. "If you're in a mobile home or if you're in...
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Davenport to Milwaukee Face Quick Tornado Risk This Afternoon as Scattered Storms Develop Across Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois
MADISON, Wis. — Scattered thunderstorms developing Friday afternoon could produce a quick tornado somewhere along a corridor stretching from Davenport, Iowa through Rockford and Madison to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a 2 percent tornado probability covering the zone. The highlighted area runs in a narrow band from near Quincy and...
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
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Severe weather spins up tornados, rotating clouds and rain
Strong storms in our area Friday spun up rotating clouds...and a couple of tornados. Video showed a tornado on the ground near Sublette and in Putnam County near Mark. Another storm north of Mendota showed rotating clouds. Mendota's Safe Night Out was somewhat scary as police and firefighters stood outside the Civic Center watching the storm's rotating clouds. Mendota sounded its sirens just after 6.
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Rockford, DeKalb and Aurora Face All Hazard Risk Friday Evening With Large Hail, Damaging Winds and a Few Tornadoes Possible Along Interstate 39
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS — An all hazard risk will take shape across northern Illinois during the late afternoon and evening of Friday, August 21, with the National Weather Service warning of large hail, damaging wind gusts, and a few tornadoes as a second round of storms moves through after 4 PM.