(4:15PM - 8/3/18) After more seasonal temperatures to end July and begin August, hot temperatures are once again making a return the next several days across the state...
Another mini-heat wave is settling in across portions of the region, and will be affecting the state today through Monday. Ridging ahead of an incoming series of disturbances is transporting hotter temps into the area from the Plains. This will lead to high temps into the 90's for much of the state the next several days. Things have started today with high temps around and into the low 90's across portions of West-Central and Southern Illinois. High temps on Saturday and Sunday will likely be around and into the low 90's for much of the state...With mid 90's likely for portions of Western and Southwest Illinois, closer to the Illinois/Missouri and Illinois/Iowa borders, as well as the Chicago, St. Louis and Quad City metro areas. High temps Monday will likely be around and into the low 90's once again for much of the state, with mid-90's possible for portions of Western and Southwest Illinois. Low temps across the state during the period will range from the mid 60's to low 70's, with mid 70's possible in Chicago and St. Louis. The good news is unlike all of the other heat waves this summer, this one will lack high dew points. This means humidity and heat indices will be held in check, and will not be too much higher than the actual temperature is. There is the potential for some cloud debris each day, and thunderstorm potential across Northern Illinois on Monday, which could temper the heat for some areas.
JP
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10/3/2018 05:49:30 am
When I was younger, I really had a hard time reading and I am very bad with pronunciation. I grew up in a Scottish - German household so one can only imagine the struggle I had with learning a third or fourth language when I really don't have a natural multilingual skill. I am not saying I feel bad about it. In fact, I believe such talents are hereditary and there is nothing wrong if you don't have it. I wouldn't be able to pronounce "Illinois" or anything similar back then. The good news is if you give it a few years of exposure, you will eventually learn things without having to struggle to memorise. It's like an involuntary learning thing.
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