Byron

Byron, IL · Weather
WIFR
Rain moves out tonight, sunnier weekend ahead
MyStateline.com
Umbrellas required: Soaking rain chances ahead of fall cooldown
Patchy dense fog may once again develop across the Stateline early this morning, potentially leading to reduced visibility for those traveling. Any fog or low clouds should gradually lift as we approach the mid-morning hours, but our attention then turns to our next storm system. Moisture will continue to spill in Tuesday evening into Tuesday night, allowing rain to become likely by Wednesday morning.
MyStateline.com
Pleasant, fall-like conditions into early week
Large-scale blocking will prevent much change in the weather pattern over the coming days, with more sunshine and pleasant fall-like weather continuing. The strong Nor’easter over the Atlantic Coast will keep this block in place through the next few days, limiting daily changes in the weather conditions. We have...
CBS 58
‘It’s terrible’: Sewage floods basements after storm in northwest Kenosha
KENOSHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Around 10 homes in a northwest Kenosha neighborhood had their basements flooded over the weekend during a Sunday morning storm. Homes along 48th Avenue, 47th Avenue and 41st Street saw anywhere from 2 inches to 2 feet of water in their basements. But it was...
AccuWeather
starvedrock.media
Amboy Campground Remains Closed After Flash Flooding Event
The people behind a campground that had to be evacuated due to flash flooding near Amboy say recovery efforts continue. A post went up Monday on O'Connell's RV Campground Facebook page. The message started with expressing gratitude to first responders who evacuated the campground due to flooding over the weekend.
wtmj.com
Flooding in Kenosha: high water shuts down roadways, park
KENOSHA, Wis. — Standing water has prompted a road closure and a park closure in Kenosha during a weekend of heavy rain and flood watches. A notice from the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office say the 8600 block of County Highway S, or Washington Rd. is closed. Petrifying Springs...
starvedrock.media
Rain Piles Up In Some Of Starved Rock Area
The weekend was a washout for some across the Starved Rock region. According to National Weather Service trained spotters, around 5 inches of rain fell counting Saturday and Sunday in Amboy and West Brooklyn. Over 3 inches fell in Walnut, Earlville, Mendota and Yorkville. Rainfall totals lowered as you got down along and south of Interstate 80.