Harmon
Harmon, IL · Weather
MyStateline.com
Showers chances limited Wednesday evening, patchy dense fog possible
Our rain chances this evening continue to dwindle as a cold front moves across northern Illinois, eventually stalling to our south overnight. There was a line of showers and thunderstorms that developed late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning, but the majority of the widespread and heavy rainfall remained to our south. And that’s where most of the rain ended up this afternoon and evening. Outside of a few showers and isolated thunderstorms that developed northeast of Rockford, the majority of the region ended up dry.
WIFR
Plenty of sunshine today, tracking rain mid-week
After some patchy fog we go on to see plenty of sunshine and highs in the low 80’s. Mainly clear tonight with lows in the middle to upper 50’s. Mostly sunny tomorrow with highs in the middle to low 80’s. Tracking shower and thunderstorm chances for Tuesday night and Wednesday. Highs on Wednesday in the upper 70’s.
roscoenews.com
Varo Fence & Deck LLC helps Roscoe homeowners rebuild after tornado damage
One of the tornadoes confirmed after the April 17 severe weather outbreak was an EF1 that moved through Roscoe and directly through our backyard. The tornado left little of the approximately 355 feet of fencing around our Roscoe home. Much of the fence had been pulled from the fence line...
WSAV News 3
Rain forces cancellations at multiple events in the Stateline
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Menasha tornado relief: Pleasant Prairie donation drive, scam warning
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. - Donations are streaming in for those affected by the EF-3 tornado in Menasha earlier this week. But while plenty of people are helping, there are some taking advantage of the situation. Pleasant Prairie donation drive. What we know:. A lot of people come to drop-off locations...
thehinsdalean.com
Intense summer storm hits village
Hinsdale came out fairly lucky with the intense storm that swept across the area Monday. Wind gusts up to 70 mph were reported in Westmont and a tornado touched down in Glen Ellyn. Hail the size of ping pong balls pelted homes and cars in Hinsdale. With almost 3 inches of rain falling, the parts of town that perennially experience flooding were under water quickly. Hinsdale Avenue and Clay, The Community House parking lot and Minneola near Franklin were some of the locations that were not passable. A few trees and numerous branches were reported down in the southeast portion of the village. During the storm the Hinsdale Fire Department recived 43 calls, including 20 for wires down or arcing, seven calls for flood related issues and three calls for generators and carbon monoxide alarms. Hinsdale Fire Department Lt. Tom McCarthy carried one woman to safety after her car was swamped by floodwaters. (Jim Slonoff photos, submitted photo)
WIFR
Rainy start to the weekend ahead with sunshine returning Sunday
WIFR
A healthy dose of rain today and tonight
Rain showers for Friday with southeast winds 5 - 15 MPH and highs in the upper 70’s. We could pick up a quarter to half inch of rain today. Rain tonight that could be heavy in spots. 1 - 2 inches of rain possible. Don’t be surprised if you hear some thunder. Scattered showers likely tomorrow.
WIFR
Rockford City Market canceled due to rain
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Rockford City Market is canceled Friday, July 31, due to poor weather conditions throughout the night. “The safety of our vendors, staff, musicians, and patrons is our top priority. Thank you for your understanding, and we’ll see you next Friday for another great night at the market,” the city market said on social media.
caveleronews.com
Needed Rain Could Soak Stateline Region From Rockford to Madison and Rochester With Slight Risk of Excessive Rainfall Friday Into Saturday
STATELINE REGION — Growing indications point to some respectable, if not healthy, rainfall arriving Friday, Friday night, and potentially into Saturday across the Stateline region, including Rockford, Madison, Rochester, and Dubuque. This comes as the area officially runs less than an inch below normal in monthly rainfall, with just 0.18 inches having fallen since July 6. NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has placed the entire region in a Slight Risk for excessive rainfall Friday, a designation described as somewhat rare at this distance in time.