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May 2026 General Discussion


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Now 31C, humidex 32. If I make it to 30C again tomorrow I'd call that a heatwave locally as 30 is my benchmark not 33 (climo diff). Under a svr t-storm watch.

Last night's storm wasn't anything special, 90 strikes with some offkey thunder at times. 3.5mm of rain another low one. It looked like it was drying up before the night was over!

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The CAMs were wrong about everything getting stuck in Missouri and nothing getting up here.  There were no strong storms around here, so in that regard the weekend was a dud.  However, another round of solid rain dropped 0.64" in my yard overnight.  Four decent rounds of rain through the weekend added up to 1.86".  The rest of the month is looking drier and fairly boring again.

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0.79" of rain from shwrs/stms last night. 0.98" for a 2 day total. That helps, but still sucking hind teet for May as we have only a 1/3 of the 3.30" avg. 6+" in April was great for catching up from the drier previous months. 

Update: Fire 100% contained. Looks like a power line started the fire. Section of Hwy 61 that was closed will be opened again later today approx 8 pm. 

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NWS ILX in Lincoln, IL bringing up a blocking pattern taking place for Memorial Day weekend heading into next week.

Heading into next week, global deterministic models suggest the
development of a Rex block over the Plains. The progression of
the associated upper low will ultimately dictate rain and storm
potential through early next week. Current indications suggest
that areas south of I-72 are best positioned for rainfall as the
low portion of the block pivots up the Mississippi Valley while
the high-pressure side loiters over the Corn Belt. There is
stronger model agreement regarding temperatures, with mid-to-
upper 80s heat forecast to return by the middle of next week.

 

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