Candice King
Chief Meteorologist at WTVO-TV (Rockford, IL)
Chief Meteorologist for @mystateline, 3x Emmy nominated, wife and mom, raised on a dairy farm. What more could you ask for! Contact: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
A surface warm front sits just west of the Mississippi River Thursday night helping ignite showers and a few thunderstorms throughout northern Illinois and Wisconsin. Further to the west severe storms have been ongoing, with several severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings in Iowa. These storms will continue to move east but will run into an environment with a little less instability, at least at the surface.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
Even though Wednesday started out a bit on the chilly side, it turned into a gorgeous afternoon. Morning lows fell into the upper 20s area wide with a little patchy frost noted right around sunrise. But with the sun-filled skies afternoon temperatures warmed into the upper 50s, with a few locations reaching the low 60s. Now, cloud cover has moved back in and will continue through the rest of the evening and overnight.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
It was another windy spring afternoon Tuesday with peak wind gusts approaching 35-45 mph throughout the day. But as high pressure moves in from the west winds will begin to ease, allowing temperatures to fall right around 30 degrees overnight. Cloud cover will continue to clear Tuesday evening as high pressure inches closer from the west. As it does, the strong wind gusts we’ve experienced throughout the day will continue to ease – especially after sunset.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
Wind, wind, and more wind. That has been the main headline this Spring season for many across the Midwest. Today’s weather has been no different, with strong northwest winds throughout most of the afternoon. At times, wind gusts have reached 40-45 mph and show no signs of easing up through the evening. Skies will maintain their partly cloudy look through sunset as temperatures hold steady in the upper 50s and low 60s.
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2 weeks ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
It’s not perfect, but there has been some improvement in latest drought monitor for northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. A lot of that came from the heavier rain that occurred at the beginning of the month. Moderate drought conditions for roughly 7% of the state remain, including northwest Illinois, but it’s an improvement from the 25% the state was at just last week.
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The steady rain has moved out, but drizzle may continue overnight. Locally dense fog will also be possible through early Thursday morning. @MyStateline https://t.co/bCWRhf6Tw2
It was a chilly and frosty start this morning with temps in a few locations falling into the upper teens. It won't be as cold tonight with an increase in cloud cover. @MyStateline https://t.co/nsbeqXLlO1
RT @NWSChicago: It was an unseasonably chilly start to the day today! Here’s a look at the lowest temperatures observed across the area. Th…