(7:34:16 AM) nwsbot: LOT: 3 Nnw Dixon [Lee Co, IL] trained spotter reports HEAVY RAIN of M2.73 INCH at 07:00 AM CDT -- 24 hour total. cocorahs observer.
(7:34:16 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Genoa [Dekalb Co, IL] co-op observer reports HEAVY RAIN of M3.24 INCH at 07:00 AM CDT -- 24 hour total
(7:27:20 AM) nwsbot: DVN: 6 Sse Council Hill [Jo Daviess Co, IL] trained spotter reports HEAVY RAIN of M3.50 INCH at 07:26 AM CDT -- 2.75 inches in the last 12 hours.
(7:17:45 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Rockford [Winnebago Co, IL] asos reports HEAVY RAIN of M2.41 INCH at 07:00 AM CDT --
(6:56:08 AM) nwsbot: DVN: Stockton [Jo Daviess Co, IL] co-op observer reports HEAVY RAIN of M2.79 INCH at 06:55 AM CDT -- 24 hour rainfall total.
(6:37:40 AM) nwsbot: DVN: Galena [Jo Daviess Co, IL] co-op observer reports HEAVY RAIN of M3.33 INCH at 06:36 AM CDT -- storm total since yesterday.
(6:16:41 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Dixon [Lee Co, IL] airplane pilot reports FLASH FLOOD at 06:10 AM CDT -- law enforcement reports flooding still ongoing with high standing water in many locations.
(5:36:56 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Woodstock [Mchenry Co, IL] co-op observer reports HEAVY RAIN of M1.96 INCH at 05:30 AM CDT -- 24 hour total of 1.96 inches. standing water in fields.
(4:58:28 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Rockford [Winnebago Co, IL] co-op observer reports HEAVY RAIN of M2.31 INCH at 04:55 AM CDT -- measured since 7pm.
(3:29:10 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Dixon [Lee Co, IL] trained spotter reports FLOOD at 03:00 AM CDT -- six to eight inches of water at the intersection of illinois route 2 and willett avenue.
(3:29:11 AM) nwsbot: LOT: Dixon [Lee Co, IL] trained spotter reports FLASH FLOOD at 03:20 AM CDT -- river road closed one half mile east of galena avenue with a car stranded in flood water up to the bumpers.
Heavy rain continues to come down across much of the Stateline this morning with the heaviest hugging I-39. Radar rainfall estimates so far have indicated at least two inches of rain has fallen in some spots. Rain, heavy at times, will continue through a good part of the morning. Surface low has moved a little further to the northwest and that has allowed the axis of heaviest rain to form right along northern Illinois/southern Wisconsin. As a result, Flash Flood Warnings have been issued for Winnebago, Ogle, Lee, Boone, DeKalb and McHenry Co. until 8:15am. A long line of convection stretches just south of the Rockford Metro area down through west central Illinois as of 3:30am. While the entire rain shield will slowly move to the east through the morning hours, several rounds of heavy rain will be likely in some locations. After the rain moves out, our next focus will be the cold front as it moves through later in the day. Any type of sunshine/daytime heating could potentially allow the atmosphere to destabilize some with more storms possible late in the afternoon. We'll continue to monitor trends through the morning hours.
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