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🌩️ Thursday, June 5, 2025 🌩️
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** Severe Thunderstorms are possible over the coming days **
The risk will peak on Friday and Saturday.
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Light green is where storms are possible, but most likely below severe limits.
Dark green is a level one severe weather risk (marginal). The lowest risk the Storm Prediction Center has.
The yellow is a level two severe weather risk (slight). The levels range from one to five. Five is the highest risk.
We have a low risk of severe weather today. An isolated high wind report can't be ruled out. I am not overly concerned about today's threat.
Graphic two shows you Friday's severe weather outlook.
Severe thunderstorms are possible from mid-morning into the afternoon hours.
A few storms could produce 60+ mph wind gusts and an isolated tornado.
The third graphic is the Saturday severe weather outlook. The primary concern will be damaging wind gusts. The tornado risk will be low, but perhaps not zero.
Pockets of extremely heavy rain are likely over the coming days.
Some locations could end up with more than eight inches of rain between last night's rain through Saturday. That will be the exception. Keep in mind that some locations received five inches or more last night.
Generally, one to two inches of rain is anticipated for the region.
June 5, 2025
We said there would be some big rain totals overnight!
Check out the range. From nothing to over five inches.
Extreme ranges are typical during the summer months.
The heaviest totals were around the Cairo, Illinois, area.
Additional rounds of heavy storms are expected to continue into the weekend.
Some isolated locations could see final totals top eight inches.
Thursday Morning
Some of you will wake up to lightning and thunder this morning.
Heavy rain and gusty winds, as well.
The severe risk is low but not zero.
The primary concern is isolated downburst winds.
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🌩️ Wednesday, June 4, 2025 🌩️
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Shower and thunderstorm chances ramp up today through at least Friday night.
Scattered chances on Saturday and Sunday, but the trend has been to push the showers and thunderstorms farther south.
Isolated severe weather is possible today into tomorrow night. A slightly higher chance of severe weather on Friday. The concern will be damaging wind gusts. Locally heavy downpours and lightning, as well.
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Here is something to consider.
How small is our planet? I often think about this when I'm in an airplane, looking down.
Think how small our planet is when smoke from a few wildfires in Canada can blanket such a large portion of the Earth.
The smoke has reached Europe!
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