Joey Marino
Morning Meteorologist at WTVO-TV (Rockford, IL)
New Yorker living in the Midwest | Morning meteorologist and storm chaser for WTVO/WQRF - Rockford, IL | Proud @MillersvilleU alum | Girl Dad to Hailey
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6 days ago |
mystateline.com | Joey Marino
Well, well, well. Even though we are about to jump into the mid-portions of May, our good friend Jack Frost is still nipping at our nose. The coldest air behind Wednesday’s backdoor cold front has arrived, leaving overnight lows in the upper 30s. Some may drop into the mid 30s by sunrise, resulting in patchy frost. It’s for this reason that the National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for much of the Stateline until 8AM.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Joey Marino
Wednesday’s strong cold front made for quite the turnaround in our temperatures. Between yesterday’s high and this morning’s low, we’re talking at about a 30° difference, with some locales starting their day in the mid 40s. With the front now to our south, winds will remain out of the northeast today and tomorrow, which will limit afternoon highs considerably. Temperatures this afternoon will peak in the low to mid 60s, then upper 60s close to the 70° mark Friday.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Joey Marino
Tuesday was absolutely spectacular. Mother nature served up plenty of sunshine, allowing afternoon highs area-wide to peak in the upper 70s. Today’s warm up will be somewhat similar, though temperatures will be slowly dropping during peak heating hours thanks to our cold front. Now, this isn’t your normal cold front that progresses in a west to east movement. This is a boundary that comes in from the north and sinks southward, hence it being referred to as a “backdoor” cold front.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Joey Marino
Conditions overnight became conducive enough for patches of low-lying fog to form. The worst is being observed across Rock and Walworth Counties where visibility has dropped below .5 miles. If the plan to be out on the roads early, travel with caution. Once the fog dissipates, plenty of sunshine will help temperatures quickly climb into the 70s. Should be a problem-free and pleasant day for outdoor activities, including the first Food Truck Tuesday of the year over at the Nicholas Conservatory.
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1 week ago |
mystateline.com | Joey Marino
We were able to squeeze out a few showers overnight from the area of low pressure that is basically parked over the Ohio Valley. Even with it ever so slowly drifting to the east, it will still have an influence on Monday’s forecast. The day begins with a mostly cloudy sky and in some locales, area of patchy drizzle. From there, cloud cover hangs tight, leaving skies mostly cloudy for the afternoon hours.
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Come this weekend, a strong ridge of high pressure takes hold of the midsection of the country. This will leave us dry but warmer with highs topping out in the upper 70s Saturday and Sunday. A slim chance for a shower exists late Saturday! #ILwx #WIwx @MyStateline https://t.co/I48WUglMRD
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