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6 days ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
Friday evening’s cold front that produced a few showers will push all of the moisture Southward for Saturday. This will keep Northern Illinois dry and seasonable for Saturday afternoon, with highs near 60°. Rain showers will be possible closer to the front well to our South. The moisture surges back North Sunday morning, allowing for at least scattered showers to push through the area during the morning and early afternoon on Sunday.
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6 days ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
In the early morning hours of Friday, cell phone alerts were going off across Southern Wisconsin. The warning from the National Weather Service read: “A DESTRUCTIVE severe thunderstorm was located near Edgerton moving east at 65 mph. HAZARD… Baseball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts.”It is not very often that severe thunderstorm warnings trigger the emergency alert on cell phones, but baseball sized hail is one of those criteria.
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6 days ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
7:45PM UPDATE: The line of showers has struggled to grow very tall, likely owed to a strong cap just above the surface. If any of these showers can work through the capping, an isolated strong to severe storm may be possible, but the threat continues to diminish this evening. 6:15PM UPDATE: Showers are beginning to develop along the cold front this evening. There is still a chance they could intensify to strong or severe storms primarily near and East of I-39 between now and 8PM.
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1 week ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
The Easter weekend will be a tale of two halves. Saturday looks dry with temperatures in the upper 50s, but Sunday will bring our next chance for some rain showers. First with Saturday. Following Friday evening’s cold front and storm chances, the bulk of the moisture will settle to our South. this will keep our local regions in Northern Illinois dry but cloudy for Saturday with highs nearing the 60° mark.
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1 week ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
Beyond our storm threat Thursday and Friday, our next storm system will swing in over the holiday weekend. This wave will be driven by this dip or trough in the jet stream that will pass directly overhead Sunday evening. Ahead of it will be an increase in clouds and rain potential. Saturday will be dry with Friday’s cold front well to our South. Temperatures will only make it back near 60° for afternoon highs, but we will see some sunshine.
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1 week ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
Sunday was a windy day in the Stateline but Southerly winds and afternoon sunshine allowed for temperatures to climb into the 60s and 70s! It will be another windy day Monday, but the direction of the wind will dictate a cooler afternoon. Wind direction will come from the West or Northwest much of the day, with peak gusts upwards of 30-40 mph. This will keep us cooler, with afternoon highs only reaching near 60° this time around.
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1 week ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
Rain chances will remain limited through the weekend, but our winds will pick up a bit as high pressure pulls away. Isolated shower chances will be possible starting around midnight tonight, but dry air may limit how much of that makes it to the surface. A warm front lifting through the area Sunday morning may allow for a few additional showers and possibly even a rumble of thunder through the afternoon. Highest coverage of precipitation will remain to the North closer to the low-pressure center.
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1 week ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
A weather system will bypass the Stateline Sunday into Monday. The center of this low pressure will remain North of us, keeping the highest coverage of rain showers North of the Stateline. Our main impacts will be a stronger breeze with winds flowing into that low pressure. Winds will remain somewhat strong Sunday through Tuesday. The Southerly wind drawing into the weather system will provide additional boosts to temperatures, with highs making it back into the 60s both Saturday and Sunday.
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2 weeks ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
After a few seasonably cool days, temperatures will rise back above average heading toward the weekend. Saturday will be a very pleasant day with highs near 60° and partly cloudy skies. Sunday will be a bit breezy but mild as a warm front will lift through the area. The warm front will be associated with this next passing weather system that will remain primarily North of us, keeping the highest coverage of rain Northward Sunday into Monday.
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2 weeks ago | 
mystateline.com | Jordan Wolfe
We had some areas of light or steady rain earlier this evening, only amounting to a tenth of an inch or so across the area. Additional isolated sprinkles and patches of drizzle may be possible through the night as cloud cover rolls back in after midnight. Those patches of drizzle may be accompanied by areas of fog heading into Thursday morning. Some areas may reach locally dense levels, near or below a half mile of visibility. The main time frame for any fog would be between 4-8AM.
