Joey Marino

1 week ago | mystateline.com | Joey Marino

Similar to Sunday, strong winds will be top of the headlines to begin the work week. Still between 30-40 mph, though winds this time around will be out of the west and northwest. This will keep us cooler, leaving afternoon highs near the 60° mark. After a partly sunny afternoon, clouds will gather up into the overnight hours as a secondary cold front swings in from the northwest. With it will come a slim chance for a stray shower or two.

1 week ago | mystateline.com | Joey Marino

Looking good in the weather center this morning is Braxton, a 9 year old from Warren, Illinois. Everyday for the last 4 years, he has been giving his friends and family weather updates before we head out the door in the morning. It’s what he looks forward to in the morning. That really showed this morning as he did an excellent job with the 7-day. Both Tom and Joey gave him an A+. Not only is he a kidcasting master, he’s also a huge Pokemon fan.

1 week ago | mystateline.com | Joey Marino

No need for the umbrella the next couple of day as high pressure builds in. This will bring slightly warmer temperatures but also a good deal of sunshine to round out the work week. Now, Friday does begin with lots of clouds. However, as the dry air filters in, expect skies to turn partly sunny for the afternoon hours. High temperatures will somewhat be limited thanks to a light wind out of the north and northeast, leaving most in the low 50s. No complaints as it should still be a pleasant afternoon.

2 weeks ago | mystateline.com | Joey Marino

Moisture leftover from yesterday’s rainfall has left the potential for fog prior to the morning drive. Some areas may reach locally dense levels, near or below a half mile of visibility. Use extra caution if traveling this morning. Once the sun rises above the horizon, that should help evaporate away the fog heading into the mid-morning hours. A secondary and much weaker system will keep the gloomy skies around but will also continue the chance for rain into Thursday afternoon.

2 weeks ago | mystateline.com | Joey Marino

The first of two storm systems is set to arrive today, bringing with it the potential for rain showers and for some a mixture of rain and snow. Scattered light sprinkles and showers are possible during the morning hours, though it looks like most of us may not see rain until the afternoon. This is when forecast models show a steadier, more organized batch of showers rolling in. For the most part, local temperatures will be warm enough for precipitation to fall as rain.