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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4 days ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
9:19 PM Update: Special weather statement for northeastern DeKalb, northern Kane, McHenry, and northeastern Boone counties through 9:45 PM. Radar was tracking strong thunderstorms along a line extending from near Sharon to Marengo to near Maple Park, moving northeast at 55 mph with possible wind gusts of up to 55 mph. 9:05 PM Update: Severe thunderstorm warning for western Walworth and eastern Rock county.
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4 days ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
A line of strong to severe storms moved across northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin early Tuesday afternoon. Wind gusts of 50-60 mph were reported, along with isolated wind damage, as the storms moved through. The warnings have now all been allowed to expire, with the exception of northeast Illinois and southeast Wisconsin.
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5 days ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
It’s been another hazy afternoon but with a little boost from the southwest breeze temperatures have warmed into the 80s. Humidity remains in check Monday but with dew point temperatures rising some Tuesday it’ll begin to feel a bit more humid. Skies remain clear outside of the smoke Monday evening as temperatures dip into the low 60s. Temperatures will rise once again into the 80s, but cloud cover will increase ahead of a cold front and a weakening area of showers to the west.
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6 days ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
Temperatures Sunday afternoon were a few degrees warmer than Saturday, but the sun was once again muted by the haze and smoke. While a few higher-level clouds have moved in across northwest Illinois, most of what we see in the sky is the smoke. Those smokey and hazy skies will continue Sunday night, and likely carry over into Monday as well. Our surface winds will turn to the southwest Monday, but winds aloft (jet stream winds) will remain from the northwest.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Candice King
Hazy skies will continue to round-out the end of May and welcome in the month of June as temperatures hold steady in the 70s. We had plenty of sunshine, albeit hazy sunshine, Saturday afternoon with temperatures warming into the low 70s. It was a bit cooler to the east thanks to a backdoor cold front that swept across the region late Friday night. As this cleared us to the west, it also took any chance for precipitation with it during the afternoon.
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Conditional severe risk for storms Thursday locally. If we do see storms form, large hail would be our biggest threat followed by damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. Storm window: 2pm-8pm. @MyStateline https://t.co/qqgvUzLXml
Nice view of the isolated showers & storms west/southwest of Beloit, WI over NW IL. The storm near Pearl City, IL (Stephenson County) will have some heavier rain with it. @MyStateline https://t.co/WFfOBNZKEj
Temperatures are warm, but at least dew points are in the 40s. @MyStateline https://t.co/rbA7SELSnf
