After a very dry May, some much needed rain in finally coming to the Stateline. A low pressure system pushes through Illinois tomorrow, bringing with it plenty of rain chances for the day Thursday. Model runs seem to be running on the high side, but at the moment, it looks like we could see a good 0.50" of rain areawide by Friday morning.
That's some great news considering the latest drought monitor has the Stateline under "abnormally dry" conditions.
Tomorrow's storm system is unusual for this time of year. We usually don't see this kind of system until the fall. With that being said, temperatures are going to take a major hit Thursday as the center of low pressure passes to our south. Expect highs in the mid 50s with a gradual warmup into the 70s and 80s for the weekend.
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