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Wind Chills Drop Into the Teens for Rockford, Chicago, and Moline Friday Morning as Mild 60s Give Way to Sharp Late-Week Cold
CHICAGO, Ill. — A sharp blast of cold air is set to sweep across Illinois later this week, and it will bring the coldest feel of the season so far. By Friday morning, November 13, wind chills could fall into the teens across northern Illinois, including Rockford, Moline, and the Chicago area. The rest of the state, from Peoria to Paducah, is expected to feel like the 20s. Before the cold arrives, residents will get to enjoy mild temperatures in the 60s today and Tuesday.
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Historic summer heat sets new record, the Tri-States feels the burn
KIRKSVILLE, Mo., OTTUMWA, Iowa, QUINCY, Ill.— If you thought that this summer was hot, you are correct. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the country’s average temperature over the past three months was 74.4. That beats a record set in 1936 during the Dust Bowl. August...
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When disaster strikes, scams follow: How to protect your wallet after the storm
QUINCY — Each September, National Preparedness Month reminds us to stay prepared for emergencies. No one can control the weather, but you can control the steps you take to prepare – like weatherproofing your home, making proactive repairs, checking your insurance coverage and making an emergency response plan.
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90-Degree Days pile up as late-summer heat continues in Tri-States
KIRKSVILLE, Mo., OTTUMWA, Iowa & QUINCY, Ill.— Labor Day is referred to as the unofficial end to summer. Mother Nature has different plans for the Tri-States this year. Over the past couple of weeks, there have been plenty of days with highs at or above 90. It may surprise...
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West Central Illinois school dismisses students early due to dangerously high temperatures
DALLAS CITY, Ill.— The intense heat is now impacting some Tri-State school districts, like the Dallas City Elementary School dismissing students early to avoid the dangerously high temperatures during long rides on school buses. “Our goal is to have school as scheduled all day, as planned, but sometimes things...
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Another Overnight Storm Round Begins Early Near Fort Madison and Macomb With Rapid Development Expected Across Illinois and Iowa
ILLINOIS — Another overnight round of storms is beginning a smidge early Thursday night, developing initially near Fort Madison, Keokuk, and Macomb along the Iowa and Illinois border. Storms will blow up fast, meaning the currently mostly empty radar image should not be taken as a sign of a quiet night ahead across the region.