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Current Conditions [Select Refresh to Update]

Updated: 8:23pm on 9/3/10

(location)

Currently:
60.1°

Clear
Mostly Cloudy

High: 71.5° 
(3:19pm) 
Low: 57.5° 
(6:50am)

Wind:

8 mph from the WSW

Gust:

8 mph

Today's High Wind:

33 mph (3:12pm)

Humidity:

68%

Pressure:

1006.31 mb  (Rising) 

Pressure Rate:

0.585 mb/hr

Dew Point:

49.5°

Wind Chill:

59.1°

Heat Index (feels like):

62.8°

Comfort Level:

Cool

Temperature Rate:

 -1.48°/hr

 

5 Day Forecast

 
Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue
Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear
Partly Cloudy Clear Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
68° 65° 76° 83° 81°
47° 49° 59° 63° 59°

 

Records and Normals

 
Temperature Forecast Normal Record
High 68° 78° 97°
(1953)
Low 47° 58° 47°
(1974)
 

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Weather Advisories

Warning Date: 5:18 PM EDT on September 3, 2010/
Warning Description: Special Weather Statement
Full Advisory Text...

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Sunrise:  
6:22am
Moonrise: 
12:25am

Moon Phase:

Sunset: 
7:24pm
Moonset:  
4:07pm
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Rainfall Totals

Hourly Rain 0.00 in
Daily Rain: 0.01 in
Monthly Rain: 1.48 in
Yearly Rain: 58.13 in
Normal Rain, month to date: 1.72 in
Normal Rain, year to date: 30.76 in
Full Advisory Text
Warning Description: Special Weather Statement Warning Date: 5:18 PM EDT on September 3, 2010/ WarningSum:...Special Weather Statement... Warning Message:An early autumn cold front pushed through the region earlier today associated with a strong area of low pressure centered north of The Straits of Mackinaw. The pressure gradient has strengthened with the frontal passage and resulted in gusty winds across much of northern Illinois and Northwest Indiana. Frequent wind gusts between 35 and 40 mph will persist through this evening with occasional gusts to 45 mph. Winds will begin to diminish overnight as the pressure gradient relaxes and high pressure slowly builds in from the west. Precautionary/preparedness actions... Gusty winds may cause small branches to be blown down...and loose objects to blow around. Beachler size=1>

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