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My Journal Courier

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Flood warnings extended along Illinois River in Cass, Scott and Pike

Flood warnings along the Illinois River have been extended through July 7 in Cass, Scott and Pike counties as moderate flooding continues.

Beardstown, IL · 06-30

WGEM

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First Alert Weather Wednesday Morning

Mcdonough County, IL · 07-01

wlds.com

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River Levels Remain Elevated Across West Central Illinois

High water continues to impact communities along the Illinois River as rivers across west central Illinois remain above flood stage following recent rounds of heavy rain. WGEM reported early this week that residents in Pike County are continuing to deal with flooding along the Illinois River, with some low-lying roads closed and riverfront areas underwater.

Pike County, IL · 06-27

WGEM

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First Alert Weather Monday Morning

Mcdonough County, IL · 06-29

WGEM

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First Alert Weather Saturday Evening

St. Louis, MO · 06-28

KBUR

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Warsaw is continuing to recover after the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado struck the community on June 17

Warsaw is continuing to recover after the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado struck the community on June 17. The storm brought strong winds and hail, leaving downed trees and debris scattered throughout town. Public Works crews quickly began cleanup efforts, removing fallen trees and clearing streets to restore...

Warsaw, IL · 06-26

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Tornado Watch Issued Across Region Until 10 P.M.

ALTON/GODFREY/HARDIN – A tornado watch has been issued for all of the region until 10 p.m. CDT, as storms developing north of Quincy and in northern Missouri could intensify and move toward the St. Louis area later Wednesday night, June 17, 2026, according to the National Weather Service in St. Louis and meteorologist Jared Maples.

Quincy, IL · 06-17

WGEM

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Strong winds slam into Warsaw, knock down several trees

Warsaw, IL · 06-17

tspr.org

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Local storms included EF-U tornadoes; more stormy weather possible Wednesday

Multiple rounds of storms on Wednesday, June 10 and Thursday, June 11 produced heavy rains, damaging winds, and several brief tornadoes in the tri states. The National Weather Service said Wednesday's storms caused the most widespread wind damage, while Thursday's storms produced heavy rain and sporadic severe winds. Numerous funnel...

Washington County, IA · 06-15

muddyrivernews.com

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Flood water rose seven inches in two hours, says Bethel, Missouri family

BETHEL, Mo. – The loud rush of water drew KimJoey Miles and her family to their porch last night. Heavy and constant rainfall with nowhere to go meant flooding was inevitable. The family has shown incredible resilience, documenting the rising water frame by frame with some extraordinary views from...

Bethel, MO · 06-12

Yahoo!

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Tornado warning in effect in western Illinois

Extreme meteorologist Dr. Reed Timmer is in Carthage, Illinois, where a tornado warning is in effect as of the late afternoon of June 11.

Carthage, IL · 06-11

WGEM

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Storm damage in Macomb, Illinois

Macomb, IL · 06-12

WGEM

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Several roads closed in Northeast Missouri due to flooding

Missouri · 06-11

The Register-Mail

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Tornado watch issued for central Illinois counties until 9 pm

This story was amended to add updated information. Severe weather that rolled through central Illinois Wednesday is set to make a repeat performance Thursday and possibly Friday. The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch until 9 p.m. June 11 for many central Illinois counties including Fulton, Henry, Knox, McDonough, Mercer and Warren. Thursday brings a dangerous outbreak of thunderstorms, including storms capable of becoming severe. The weather service is warning area residents to expect a heightened risk of destructive winds, large hail, tornadoes, and torrential downpours that could lead to flooding. Residents are being asked to stay alert and be prepared to take action if warnings are issued. Several rounds of storms expected A couple periods of severe thunderstorms are expected Thursday, according to the NWS. The first one will mainly impact areas from Macomb to Pontiac and will be capable of producing strong winds. The second severe weather period will mainly be in the evening, but the storms may reach the Illinois River Valley as early as late afternoon. This second line of storms will be capable of wind gusts over 70 mph, very large hail and tornadoes. In addition, locally heavy rain may aggravate any lingering

Mcdonough County, IL · 06-11

napervillelocal.com

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Two Rounds of Severe Weather Target Northern Illinois Including Rockford, Chicago, and Peoria With Damaging Winds, Flooding, and Isolated Tornado Threat From Noon Through 2AM

ILLINOIS — Two separate rounds of severe weather are expected to impact Illinois today, stretching from early afternoon all the way through the overnight hours past midnight. The first round arrives in the form of a squall line developing in eastern Iowa and racing east across northern Illinois between noon and 6 PM, while a second and potentially more complex round follows after 6 PM and continues until around 2 AM.

Illinois · 06-10

napervillelocal.com

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Dangerous Heat Index Values of 100 to 105 Degrees Arriving Across Illinois Including Peoria Springfield Quincy and Mt Vernon With Full Statewide Coverage Wednesday

ILLINOIS — Dangerous high heat and humidity is arriving across Illinois Tuesday with heat index values reaching 100 to 105 degrees across western and southern portions of the state, and the full overspread covering all of Illinois by Wednesday. The heat index map shows deep purple shading blanket the western and southern half of the state with values of 100 to 105 degrees, while the eastern corridor from Rockford through Chicago and Champaign sits in the 90 to 99 degree heat index range today.

Illinois · 06-09