
If you said that you were woken up by the sound of thunder this morning, that wouldn't surprise me. A round of strong thunderstorms pushed through to start off our Tuesday, producing gusty winds, plenty of lightning, and some hefty rainfall. It definitely brought a busy start to the school year for some, and also a messy morning commute.
You can see just how much rainfall was produced by a severe warned thunderstorm as it moved over the Park Hills Golf Course in Freeport, covering most of the driving range. In fact, one of our viewers from Freeport sent in a picture of her rain gauge this morning. Kathy Lapp received an astonishing 3 inches of rainfall in her backyard.


The Storm Prediction Center has the eastern half of the Stateline under a slight risk (2 out of 5) for severe storms. This leaves the areas that got hammered by this morning's activity under a marginal risk (l of 5). The main time frame for storms will be 3 PM to 8 PM with damaging wind gusts are the primary concern. Large hail and even an isolated tornado or two cannot be ruled out. Stay weather aware through the afternoon.
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