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Weather information for Decatur and Central Illinois

Slight risk for severe weather later today and tonight. Large hail and gusty winds expected; tornadoes possible. Be prepared.


SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING until 2:45 p.m. Heavy rain, hail, lightning possible. TORNADO WATCH until 7 p.m.


TORNADO WATCH issued for many counties in Central Illinois until 9 p.m. Be prepared for hail, heavy rain, high winds, possible tornadoes.


Severe weather this evening: Large hail, high winds main threat, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Severe weather possible Monday and Tuesday, as well.


Severe thunderstorms possible overnight tonight and again Thursday p.m. Hail and isolated tornadoes are possible.


Scattered showers this afternoon/tonight. Wednesday partly sunny, but t-storms likely in evening. Rain expected rest of the week.


Weather system bringing precipitation to Central Illinois. Should stay rain east of Springfield/Bloomington. Lite snow possible early a.m.


Cold weather to hang around another week. Snow possible Friday p.m./Saturday & Sunday p.m./Monday. Accumulations similar to last snowstorm.


Clipper system to bring snow Friday, with up to an inch of snow possible. Stronger clipper system Sunday could bring 1 to 2 inches.


Winter weather advisory noon til Wed. a.m. 5 to 7 inches expected. Blowing/drifting Tuesday.


Snowstorm Monday p.m. thru Tuesday. 5 to 6 inches expected. Most will fall Monday night. Blowing/drifting possible Tuesday, 30-35 mph winds.


Snow totals now lowered to about 2 to 3 inches for some areas. Freezing rain possible to mix in.


Snow to start early a.m. Heaviest around dawn into daylight hours. 3-5 inches expected along I-72. Drive slow, use lights.


Central Illinois will see snow starting after midnight Thursday night and go til early Saturday a.m. 3 to 5 inches expected.


The week ahead will be cold, but the system bringing the cold air is keeping away a snowstorm to the south. Bundle up & stay warm.


Heavy rainfall likely Saturday p.m. into overnight. Will taper to normal rain Sunday. Up to 1 inch possible. T-storms possible south of 72.


Dense fog advisory until 9 a.m. Tuesday. Freezing fog again possible overnight. Visibility less than 1/4-mile. Turn on lights & drive slow.


Fog to roll back in tonight until noon tomorrow. Monday's forecast calls for a high of 40, with a possibility for rain/snow showers.


Wind chill advisory til 10 a.m. Sunday. Temps at 0 to 5 degrees, with mild winds, will create -5 to -15 wind chills. Warmer next week.


Winter storm warning til Thurs p.m. 4 to 7 inches possible. Snow will be dry, so 15 to 25 mph winds will cause drifting.


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