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Temperatures will be near average for early July, which puts high temperatures into the upper 80s and lower 90s.
Scattered showers and storms are likely to develop during the heat of the day, primarily across southwest Illinois and southeast Missouri.
Despite a cold front moving through and winds turning back out of the northwest, it will still be pretty muggy this afternoon and temperatures will climb back into the mid
Once the fog mixes out, Monday will be a beautiful day for mid-July with humidity levels below seasonal normals. Temperatures will be in the upper 80s.
The next 24 hours will likely be very active in our region with strong storms and the potential for significant flash flooding.
A rather serious situation is setting up over parts of southern Illinois and western Kentucky with major flooding already ongoing.
WSIL -- There are a few storms tracking across the region this morning with heavy rain, lightning, and occasional strong winds and hail. These storms are expected to fade by
Monday will not be your "typical" August day. There will be a lot of clouds, it will be breezy, and temperatures will only be in the upper 70s in many
There is a chance for strong storms Wednesday, which may produce heavy rain, scattered damaging winds, and a brief tornado or two.
Watch for patchy fog this morning, especially in parts of southern Illinois and southeast Missouri.
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