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Heavy flooding continues to hamper campground near Amboy
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Rain Bomb Targets Rockford, Chicago, Madison and Milwaukee: Up to Nearly 4 Inches Could Trigger Street Flooding Through Sunday Night
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — If you have outdoor plans anywhere across the Upper Midwestthis weekend, timing and location will be everything as a heavy rainmaker pushes from west to east, according to a National Blend of Models, or NBM, forecast, run at 06Z and valid 7:00 a.m. CT Monday, September 21. While cities farther west like Minneapolis will see the rain wrap up completely by midnight tonight, the system will shift east just in time to wash out the weekend for southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois, with Rockford, Chicago and Madison sitting directly in the path of the heaviest rain.
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Over 200 evacuated from Amboy campground after flash flooding
KWQC
About 250 rescued from Lee County campground following heavy flooding
AMBOY, Ill. (Rockford News First) - About 250 people were evacuated Saturday from The O’Connell’s RV Campground, formerly Yogi Bear Campground, according to the Amboy Fire Chief. Around 9 a.m., Sept. 20, Lee County officials said everyone on the campground at 970 Green Wing Road, Amboy, was to...
WIFR
Flash flooding possible tonight with another round of heavy rain moves through the stateline
WIFR
Next round of downpours comes Saturday morning
MyStateline.com
Chilly Monday morning low temperatures
If you left your windows open Sunday night you likely woke up to quite the chill Monday morning. Under clear skies and light winds temperatures fell to the mid-40s, with Rockford’s low dropping to 44 degrees. This is our coolest overnight low temperature since the middle of May! The night before the low fell to 48 degrees.
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Kidcast: Irtaza
This week’s Kidcaster is Irtaza, a 13-year-old from Rockford that has two big passions in life, weather and soccer! He’s not just interested in everyday weather though, his favorite is when thunderstorms come around, so you know him and the First Warn Weather Team had plenty to talk about!
WIFR
Our first wave of rain moves in overnight
MyStateline.com
Active pattern returns next week with stationary front nearby
Next week will begin to feel a little more like fall when it comes to precipitation chances and temperatures, starting with a broad cold front that will stall out nearby toward mid-week. On the Southern side of this front, temperatures may remain near 80 degrees with scattered showers and a few storms. North of the boundary, temperatures will remain in the 70s or cooler, with drier air and less chances for rain.
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Severe Storms Track East From Iowa Tonight but Should Soon Weaken Before Hitting Rockford and Northern Illinois Where Rain Chances Remain Common
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA — A cluster of severe thunderstorms is tracking eastward across Iowa on Tuesday night, prompting warnings for communities near Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, though forecasters say the storms are expected to weaken significantly before reaching the Illinois border. Meanwhile, showers and thunderstorms will remain a common feature across northern Illinois overnight, though no severe weather is expected on that side of the border.