NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Alicia Roman says we’re in for a hot, humid day, and storms could develop this evening.
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With severe weather looming in the forecast this weekend, we look back at the severe weather season so far in KELOLAND.
The most forceful wallop of the storm front is expected to arrive about 10 p.m., Thompson said. Grayslake hit with severe storms SundayAmong the hardest hit areas is Grayslake in Lake County, where a funnel could was spotted around 9 p.m. Officials evacuated the fairgrounds.
A cold front approaching from the northwest is crossing Lake Michigan now, and will roar into the Traverse City and Ludington areas in the next 90 minutes.
The chance of rain is 70% overnight, falling through tomorrow to 30% with the possibility of thunderstorms through 11 a.m.
Storms will bubble up over northern Nebraska in the mid-afternoon, while storms in Iowa are likely to hold off until the evening hours.
The next chance for storms will be Wednesday and Thursday.
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Temperatures will dip throughout the week, with highs in the low to mid-80s Monday and Tuesday, followed by temperatures in the 70s through Friday.
