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(11:30AM Saturday - 6/25/22) As a disturbance moves through the region, a large area of showers and t'storms has been moving through the region and across portions of Northern and Central Illinois last night into this morning. In the wake of this activity, as another disturbance moves through the region, a new round of showers and t'storms are expected to develop along a cold front this afternoon across portions of Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa, Northwest Illinois and Missouri. This activity will move southeastward into the state, and then traverse portions of the state, this afternoon through very early Sunday morning. Given environmental conditions expected to be in place, a severe t'storm risk will be possible with some of this activity across a large portion of Illinois.
Location... •Much of Illinois. Timing... •This afternoon through very early Sunday morning. Impacts... •A level 1 to 2 severe t'storm risk is in place across a large portion of Illinois, this afternoon through very early Sunday morning. •Isolated to widely scattered severe t'storms will be possible, posing a risk of damaging winds, large hail and an isolated tornado. 
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(2:30PM Friday - 6/24/22) The latest NOAA drought monitor valid June 21st, 2022 now has portions of Illinois experiencing moderate drought (D1) conditions, with abnormally dry (D0) conditions becoming more widespread across the state as well. Several factors have contributed to the formation of this drought across portions of the state, including but not limited to: Lack of widespread and consistent rainfall, hot temperatures, high soil moisture evaporation due to the time of year, ample sun and hot temperatures.
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(5:00PM Thursday - 6/23/22) During this period a ridge quickly built in and moved eastward through the Central and Eastern US. As this ridge moved through, along with it came a brief push of hot and humid conditions from Monday, June 20th through Wednesday, June 22nd. These conditions took up residence across the state and region for a few day period, bringing hot temperatures well into the 90's and high heat index values well into the 90's and 100's.
Wrap-Up... •This heat wave occurred across the state, from Monday June 20th through Wednesday June 22nd. •Daily high temperatures were well into the 90's across the state, with a few locations hitting 100 at times. •Peak heat index values were into the 100's a few days for some locations across state. 
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(4:30PM Thursday - 6/23/22) During this period a ridge built in and moved eastward through the Central and Eastern US. As this ridge moved through, along with it came a push of hot and humid conditions from Sunday, June 12th through Friday, June 17th. These conditions expanded and took up residence across the state and region for a several day period, bringing hot temperatures well into the 90's and high heat index values well into the 100's.
Wrap-Up... •This heat wave occurred across the state, from Sunday June 12th through Friday June 17th. •Daily high temperatures were well into the 90's across the state, with a few locations hitting 100 at times. •Daily peak heat index values were well into the 100's most days. •Numerous daily record high and high minimum temperatures were set across the state during this heat wave. 
JP
(4:00PM Thursday - 6/23/22) As a disturbance moved through the region, an area of severe t'storms developed across portions of Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa the evening and night of Thursday, June 16th. This activity congealed in to a large complex, known as an MCS, and then moved southeastward across the Mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley and Southeast, overnight Thursday night through Friday night. This MCS traversed a large portion of Central and Southern Illinois Friday morning, producing widespread severe t'storms.
Wrap-Up... •Widespread severe t'storms occurred the morning of Friday, June 17th across Central and Southern Illinois, associated with an MCS moving through the region. •This activity produced widespread damaging winds. 
JP
(10:00PM Tuesday - 6/21/22) A ridge continues to push eastward from the Central US and into Eastern US, as we head into the middle portion of this week. As this ridge has been moving through the region, along with it has come a push of hot conditions, which has taken up residence across the state and region for a brief time.
Location & Timing... •Wed, June 22nd: Southern Illinois. Impacts... •Wed, June 22nd: High temperatures ranging from the low to upper 90's across Southern Illinois, with peak heat indices of 92-105. Across Northern and Central Illinois where the heat wave is ending, high temperatures will range from the mid 80's to low 90's. 
JP
(10:30AM Tuesday - 6/21/22) As a storm system moves through the region on today and Wednesday, showers and t'storms are expected to develop along the associated cold front this afternoon and evening across portions of Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa, Northwest Illinois and Missouri. This activity will move eastward into the state, and then traverse portions of Northern and West-Central Illinois, this afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Given environmental conditions expected to be in place, a severe t'storm risk will be possible with some of this activity across Northern and West-Central Illinois.
Location... •Northern and West-Central Illinois. Timing... •This afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Impacts... •A level 1 severe t'storm risk is in place across Northern and West-Central Illinois, this afternoon through early Wednesday morning. •Isolated severe t'storms will be possible, posing a risk of damaging winds and large hail. 
JP
(9:30PM Monday - 6/20/22) As a storm system moves through the region on Tuesday and Wednesday, showers and t'storms are expected to develop along the associated cold front Tuesday afternoon and evening across portions of Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa, Northwest Illinois and Missouri. This activity will move eastward into the state, and then traverse portions of Northern and West-Central Illinois, Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Given environmental conditions expected to be in place, a severe t'storm risk will be possible with some of this activity across Northern and West-Central Illinois.
Location... •Northern and West-Central Illinois. Timing... •Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Impacts... •A level 1 severe t'storm risk is in place across Northern and West-Central Illinois, Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. •Isolated severe t'storms will be possible, posing a risk of damaging winds and large hail. 
JP
(9:00PM Monday - 6/20/22) Another ridge has quickly built into the region and move eastward through the Central and Eastern US, during the early and middle portion of this week. As this ridge moves through, along with it has come a push of hot conditions, which will expand and take up residence across the state and region for a few days.
Location & Timing... •Tue, June 21st: All of Illinois. •Wed, June 22nd: Southern Illinois. Impacts... •Tue, June 21st: High temperatures ranging from the low to upper 90's across the entire state of Illinois, with peak heat indices of 93-105. A few locations could see high temperatures near 100. •Wed, June 22nd: High temperatures ranging from the low to upper 90's across Southern Illinois, with peak heat indices of 92-105. 
JP
(11:30AM Monday - 6/20/22) As a storm system moves through the region on Tuesday and Wednesday, showers and t'storms are expected to develop along the associated cold front Tuesday afternoon and evening across portions of Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa, Northwest Illinois and Missouri. This activity will move eastward into the state, and then traverse portions of Northern and West-Central Illinois, Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Given environmental conditions expected to be in place, a severe t'storm risk will be possible with some of this activity across Northern and West-Central Illinois.
Location... •Northern and West-Central Illinois. Timing... •Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Impacts... •A level 1 severe t'storm risk is in place across Northern and West-Central Illinois, Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. •Isolated severe t'storms will be possible, posing a risk of damaging winds and large hail. 
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