Radar has shown a marked decrease in the intensity and coverage of thunderstorm activity across northern Illinois. This trend is expected to continue, though isolated storms may pop up yet this evening.
Storms diminishing across the area
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Strong/severe thunderstorms possible this evening/overnight across Chicago area
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Strong to severe thunderstorms possible late this afternoon and evening across Chicago area
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Possible Severe weather development n eastern Iowa, southwest Wisconsin and western Illinois
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Scattered thunderstorms move off to the east
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Afternoon heating triggers widely-scattered showers/thunderstorms over northern Illinois – few strong storms possible
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Risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon/evening across Chicago area
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Michael, now a Category 1 hurricane, expected to strengthen
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