Steady rain continues to fall, now up to 0.94". Looks like more rains are developing upstream over west-central IL so another 1/4-1/2" is possible by morning. Over 4" for May, and over 13" for the year now. MLI is up to over 14" for the year.
The heavier rains didn't make it up this way but still picked up a respectable 0.31", with some very light rain still coming down. Up to 3.19" for the month now.
Looks like another slug of rains later tonight/tomorrow morning that could deliver another 1/2" or more.
Some of the models have bumped the heavier rains a little further north here in the DVN cwa for tonight. Looks like 1-2" of rain could be on the way for here/QC.
Been almost 2 months now since my 2nd dose of moderna (Mar 20). Haven't heard any news of a booster lately (not that I follow it as closely as most here lol). Guess that means a booster won't be needed at least within the first year?
Yeah you seem to be near ground zero for where that band sets up. It's down to 33 in Rochelle so I'm guessing there's some fatties mixing in there.
If this system would have hit a month earlier we'd be looking at a fat band of 10"+ between I-80 and I-88.
Down to 39 here with moderate rain. Up to 0.75".
This time last week that same area had temps in the low to mid 90s lol. Several ob sites in the 37-39 degree range in that area.
Rain just started here.
The 00z Euro took a big jump north with the precip shield compared to many of it's previous cycles. The 1" total line jumped north about 50-75 miles compared to earlier runs.
Looks like the wet snow potential is very real. If it happens here it will be well after midnight and before sunrise so I def won't be seeing any of it lol.
Down to 32 here and also at MLI. Over in LOT it's 27 in Sugar Grove with several upper 20s around. Looks like a freeze warning was warranted. Hopefully folks covered up their plants anyway with the frost advisories being issued etc.
Looks like Mon and Tue may be as cold in some areas.
I went back and looked at the weather station data. Didn't have any freezes after April 30th from 2016-2019, last year we had 1. This May we could have 3.
EDIT: Now also looks like Wed morning also has freeze potential. 4 freezes in May? Wow
That's kind of the thinking here as well. We're only about 20 miles from Camanche Iowa where the infamous 1860 tornado blew through. No way to know for sure but that thing was surely EF3 and above. Haven't seen anything close to that in my lifetime in this area (luckily) but it can definitely happen.