Mark Henderson

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - A significant warming trend is officially underway in the Stateline, and Tuesday appears very likely to bring record warm temperatures to the region.

We'll need to be on our toes Wednesday as there's quite a bit expected to take place when it comes to our weather.

Big changes are on the way beginning later tonight.

More drought relief may be on the horizon for the Stateline.

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - After a pleasant start to the workweek, clouds returned to the Stateline Wednesday, and rain's not far behind.

While many Harris supporters have the right to complain about the results of the election, they fail to accept that a small group from the far left highjacked their party. Donald Trump was the more accepted candidate clearly by getting the 79 million votes he got. He got so much of the Hispanic, African American, Asian and the Jewish vote that the Democrats could not overcome it. He won the popular vote and the Electoral College vote, the first time a Republican got it since Bush got it in 2006. The reason for this landslide is the previous four years of the center left Dems allowing a small faction of the far left of their party almost run this country into the ground. Democracy was never under threat as they said which proves our republic stood the test of time and the ship righted itself. Thank god for the 70 percent of voters who saw we were headed in the wrong direction and made the correction.

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - November in these parts can and often do produce significant changes in a very short amount of time.

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - There's no denying that November's been uncharacteristically mild, with 18 of its first 19 days having produced milder than normal temperatures.

Thursday may be the first time we need to reach for the snow brush.

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - After being on the receiving end of snowfall each of the last two days, the Stateline's poised to get a break in the coming days, though our weather won't necessarily be ideal.