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Severe weather is no longer a threat anymore. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 64.

The First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team.

Clouds were quick to move in Friday night as moisture slowly moved back into northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin.

Happy Thursday!

Happy Friday!

Chance of storms this weekend, starting Saturday afternoon through late Sunday morning

I am cautiously optimistic for Saturday. An MCS will likely move through the area early to mid-afternoon after just scattered showers and storms in the morning. The MCS (Mesoscale Convective System) or storm complex if you will, should bring around heavy rain and the threat of severe weather with the wind being the biggest concern from those storms, small hail, and a brief tornado threat is possible the MCS should move through quickly with just about a 3 to 4-hour window before clearing the area...

A lot of heavy rain. a lot of intense downpours. even some lighting at times, with small hail. then a lot of that is going to convert to snow, as you get above 4000 feet or so. in the saint gabriel mountains to the north of los angeles county, they are expecting up to seven feet in snow in places, coupled with winds of around 60 miles an hour. experts say powerful winter storms such as these, interspersed with dry spells and periods of extreme heat, are classic symptoms of climate change, and th...