Chicago area forecast – Nov. 4, 2013
Skilling: More rain on the way
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Tom Skilling previews the 37th Annual Tornado and Severe Weather Seminar at Fermilab
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Several inches of rain/flooding possible Saturday night/Sunday into Monday
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Update: Showers/thunder still in forecast this evening, but severe threat has shifted east into Indiana/Ohio
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Potential For Significant Rainfall/More Flooding This Week Ahead Across The Chicago Area
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Widespread flooding closes several roads after weekend rains
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Late-April storm soaking the Chicago area
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Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory until 6AM CDT Sunday morning for all or portions of Ogle, Lee, Winnebago, DeKalb, McHenry and Boone Counties
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Brief dry spell before new storm system arrives
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River levels rising again in northern Illinois after more rain
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June’s opening weekend to turn warm and humid
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Tom Skilling revisits the deadly tornado outbreak of 1967
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Heavy rains could produce localized flash flooding in the Chicago area
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Illinois flood conditions continue; more rain on the way
