06/10/2026
🌧️ It’s gonna rain! It may even rain sideways!!! ⛈️
Strong storms are predicted for this afternoon and tomorrow. We would like to remind everyone to stay in if you can and not attempt your best Mary Poppins impressions tomorrow. ☂️ 🌂 ☔️
However, if you do have to go out tomorrow and end up in a tree or whatever your emergency we will be there for you.
Be same everyone!!!
**An even more concerning severe weather outbreak is on the table for Thursday across northern Illinois**
- Thursday looks like the real deal for northern Illinois, as models last night and this morning show a rather volatile environment tomorrow late morning and afternoon. Storms will likely be ongoing tomorrow morning across Iowa, and these will progress east towards northern Illinois by midday. Thursday afternoon will be the start of the severe weather threats as storms evolve across northwest Illinois. All hazards will be on the table, including destructive wind gusts greater than 75 mph, destructive hail potential larger than golf balls, and tornadoes. We can't rule out a strong tornado. There could be a couple of waves of severe weather tomorrow afternoon and evening, but an organized squall line will be the main event, which will move through late afternoon and evening.
- The ceiling for destructive winds and at least embedded qlcs tornadoes tomorrow are rather elevated. A tornado outbreak could occur as well across southern Wisconsin into northern Illinois near the warm front. An upgrade to a moderate risk is likely in the near future for northern Illinois into southern Wisconsin.
- It will surely be a day to monitor the radar and be prepared to seek shelter indoors when storms arrive. Travel plans in and out of Chicago from 4pm-9pm will be heavily effected by storms.
