Storm reports from earlier this morning:
(12:28:22 PM) nwsbot: Local Storm Report by NWS MKX: 4 N Lake Geneva [Walworth Co, WI] trained spotter reports HEAVY RAIN of M2.41 INCH at 12:00 PM CDT -- 24 hour total ending at 12 pm cdt
(10:56:21 AM) nwsbot: Local Storm Report by NWS MKX: Clinton [Rock Co, WI] trained spotter reports TSTM WND DMG at 25 Jun, 02:00 AM CDT -- tree damage vicinty clinton and south the illinois boarder. large tree limbs on roadways and several uprooted trees observed. event time estimated using radar.
(6/25/2013 8:57:39 AM) nwsbot: Local Storm Report by NWS DVN: Davis [Stephenson Co, IL] cocorahs reports HEAVY RAIN of M0.95 INCH at 08:30 AM CDT -- unusually heavy rainfall for past 70 minutes.
(6/25/2013 8:26:50 AM) nwsbot: Local Storm Report by NWS DVN: 4 ESE Winslow [Stephenson Co, IL] cocorahs reports HEAVY RAIN of M0.92 INCH at 07:15 AM CDT -- rainfall in past 30 minutes
The jet stream pattern the past couple of days has favored repeated storm development across southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. From the rain that has fallen over the weekend to what has fallen Monday and early Tuesday, rainfall totals are pushing 3" to 4" already. Unfortunately, this pattern doesn't look to really begin to break down until late Wednesday when a cold front moves through. Until then, storms that form west of here will move east across the Wisconsin/Illinois border. Additional rainfall amounts of two to maybe even an isolated three inches will be possible through Wednesday night.
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