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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.
TMJ4 News
Gusty winds to start the work week
hoodline.com
Milwaukee Braces for Floods as Dangerous Lake Michigan Waves Build
Milwaukee is waking up to moderate rain Saturday, but the wet start is only the opening act. Showers and thunderstorms are expected through the day, with 1 to 3 inches of rain possible and locally higher totals of 3 to 6 inches or more. Heavy downpours could create problems on city streets, in low-lying areas and near small streams.
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Dangerous Flash Flooding Event Targets Chicago Milwaukee and the Wider Midwest This Saturday With Rain Rates Exceeding 2 Inches Per Hour
CHICAGO, IL — A dangerous flash flooding event is unfolding across the Midwest heading into the weekend, with forecasters warning that multiple rounds of slow-moving thunderstorms will begin tracking over eastern Iowa, northern Illinois, and southern Wisconsin starting early Saturday morning. Residents living in and around the Chicago and Milwaukee metro areas face the greatest concern, as repetitive storms moving over the exact same locations are expected to cause rainfall totals to accumulate rapidly throughout the day.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee Weather: Drizzle continues, fall-like week ahead
MILWAUKEE - Cloudy, windy and drizzly at times overnight. Temperatures dropping into the 50s. We have a very fall-like week ahead. We will start the week with clouds and some drizzle and more wind. High around 60 on Monday with the wind off of the lake. Some peeks of the...
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Flash flood danger closing in on Minneapolis, Chicago and NYC
A flash flood threat is moving across the country this weekend, starting in the Upper Midwest Today before reaching Chicago on Saturday and finally hitting New York City by Sunday night. Forecasters have placed a level 2 out of 4 flash flood threat over South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois on Friday, covering Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Madison, while the risk for tornadoes, wind and hail stays low across that same stretch.
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Milwaukee Soaked as Lake Michigan Rages: Cool, Breezy Week Ahead
Off-and-on lighter rain is possible Sunday into Monday as cooler conditions develop. The National Weather Service office in Milwaukee/Sullivan says a Flood Watch was in effect through 7 p.m. Saturday in the southern half of the area and through 1 p.m. Saturday farther north. Repeated downpours raised concerns about urban, creek and river flooding, particularly south of Interstate 94, where 1 to 3 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts, were possible Saturday.
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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...
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Level 2 Flash Flood Risk in Place—Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chicago and Des Moines Could See 2–4″ of Rain as Storm Moves Southern MN to WI Overnight
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA — Heavy downpours could trigger localized flooding across the Upper Mississippi Valley and Midwest today and tonight, Friday, September 18, according to an Excessive Rainfall Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 3:20 a.m. CDT. A weather disturbance tracking east from the Dakotas is moving into a very humid airmass already in place across the region, setting the stage for widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms, with some areas potentially seeing 2 to 4 inches of rain along the primary track as the system pushes through southern Minnesota and into Wisconsin tonight.
TMJ4 News
Southeast Wisconsin Weather: Rain shifts south as gusty northeast winds move in
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee Weather: Breezy Saturday, more heavy rain on the way
MILWAUKEE - Forecast from FOX6 Meteorologist Holly Baker. A flood watch is in effect until 7AM Sunday. An additional 1-3 inches of rain accumulation could prompt flooding. A high swim risk will be in effect until Tuesday due to gusty winds and high waves. Another round of heavy rain and...
CBS 58
Midday Update: In a lull now but more rain, storms coming for the PM
Hefty rain since midnight... Watching more development for the afternoon/evening... Flood Watch holds until 7 AM Sunday for the southern half of the viewing area... Rainfall totals have come down a bit... ___________________________________________________________________________________________________. Update as of 9:15 AM Saturday, September 19th... The Flood Watch has been dropped for the northern...
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Chicago and Milwaukee Face Dangerous Flash Flooding This Weekend — Rain Rates Topping 2 Inches/Hour; Threat Spreads to Columbus, Indianapolis and Cincinnati Saturday Night
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A dangerous flash flooding event is unfolding across the Midwest this weekend. Starting early Saturday morning, September 19, the first of multiple rounds of slow-moving thunderstorms will begin tracking over eastern Iowa, northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, according to an Excessive Rainfall Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 2:21 p.m. CDT. For those living in and around the Chicago and Milwaukee metro areas, these repetitive storms moving over the exact same locations will cause rainfall to quickly pile up.