At going on for 8:45 a.M., dark clouds rolled into downtown Galesburg, whirling period into night. According to radar by the National Weather Service in Lincoln, the storm was mostly north and east of the city, although development surrounded by a the minority miles of the northern city limits.
The National Weather Service forecast used for in our day and tonight calls used for the luck of come down.
Today: A 50 percent luck of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a summit not quite 88. South southwest wind involving 10 and 15 mph, with gusts as summit as 22 mph.
Tonight: A 40 percent luck of showers and thunderstorms previously 1 a.M. Mostly milky, with a low around 73. South southwest wind involving 7 and 10 mph.
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An higher level disturbance will pass to the north of the region through tonight. This disturbance and outflow boundaries from thunderstorms across northern Illinois can work for as a focus used for downpour development, above all through the afternoon and twilight Wednesday. A the minority difficult storms are likely, with injurious wind gusts and obese hail being the primary threats.
Thunderstorm luck will persist through Wednesday, as a new higher level disturbance pushes a cold front through the area. Ahead of the cold front Wednesday afternoon, ardor indices approaching 100 degrees are likely.
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