Northeast winds have been rather gusty Wednesday, at times reaching close to 35 mph. This is all thanks to an area of low pressure currently over western Tennessee. This low was also responsible for the rain *some* parts of the Stateline received Tuesday evening and overnight.
Most of the accumulating rainfall remained over northwest Illinois and southwest Wisconsin from near Monroe, down through Freeport and into central Lee County. Anywhere east of that and skies were mainly dry.
Once most of the rain came to an end and skies cleared from cloud cover, winds were quick to pick up Wednesday morning. The stronger wind gusts will remain through sunset with a slow ease in winds through the evening as low pressure pulls further away from the Stateline.
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