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2017 Year in Review for Central and Southeast Illinois National Weather Service Lincoln IL Page 6 Weather Review.
Illinois rainfall totals 2017. 2017 has come to a close and a look at the total precipitation for 3 of our climate sites reveals a pretty normal year. In fact you probably couldnt have a more normal year in the Louisville area if you look at how close this years trace stayed on the normal line. Lexington and Bowling Green ended up slightly above normal for the year both seeing wetter than normal late Summer and Fall periods.
NWS Cooperative Observer Network rainfall totals in Illinois for the period of April 26 to May 5 2017 ranked from high to low. Totals that have exceeded the expected 10-day 100-year rainfall amounts for that area are in red. 2017 Year in Review for Central and Southeast Illinois National Weather Service Lincoln IL Page 6 Weather Review.
After the wet spring drier weather began to take hold in June. Less than an inch of rain fell in west central Illinois during the month. Severe weather was generally limited to a few days with the most intense storms on the 17th.
A wind gust of 75 mph occurred northeast of Bloomington and a 68. 1115 pm heavy rain carol stream 4192n 8813w 10142017 m442 inch dupage il public 1115 pm heavy rain elmhurst 4190n 8794w 10142017 m598 inch dupage il broadcast media total rainfall as of 1115 pm saturday evening. 1030 pm flood naperville 4176n 8815w 10142017 dupage il law enforcement numerous roads in the city flooded.
1030 pm flash flood somonauk 4163n 8868w 10142017 la salle il trained spotter 2 feet of water on us. 1015 pm heavy rain. 2-day rain totals for thursday 071317 as of 1022 am cdt illinois 2-day rainfall location county.
Amtin reports elgin 1s kane731 2 gurnee 2w lake722 2 lake villa 2wsw lake711 2 lake villa 1ssw lake711 2 lake bluff 1w lake669 2 lake forest 2nne lake646 2 waukegan 2e lake553 2 mundelein 2wnw lake549 2 elgin 2wnw kane524 2 fox. Average amount of rain and snow a year. Days Place Inches Millimetres.
Total September rainfall ranged from over 9 inches in northwest Illinois to less than a half inch in eastern Illinois. Most areas of northern Illinois experienced between 125 percent and 300 percent of normal September precipitation while areas of southern Illinois experienced between 10 percent and 90 percent of normal. Average temperatures and precipitation amounts for more than 156 cities in Illinois.
A climate chart for your city indicating the monthly high temperatures and rainfall. USGS rain-gage data shown in the table are available at Water Data for the Nation. Current Illinois Precipitation NWS Precipitation Image overlays are provided by the National Weather Service.
The images are available at httpsidpgisncepnoaagovarcgisrestservicesNWS_Forecasts_Guidance_Warningsrfc_qpeMapServer. 24 hour precipitation data in inches for illinois and the surrounding states including 24-hr data through 7 am wednesday may 12 2021. Illinois monee 3sw 001 yates city 000 windsor sewage plant 000 wheaton 000 waukegan airport 000 tuscola 000 sullivan 3s 000 streator 3se 000 sterling airport 000 st anne 000 springfield spaulding dam 000 springfield capital airport 000 sidell 5nw 000.
The highest yearly precipitation in the state. NASHVILLE 1E in Washington County with 6679 inches. Largest one day maximum event.
CISNE 25 in Wayne County with 854 inches on September 8th 2018. The observed spring and summer precipitation across Illinois for 18952014 averaged over 5-year periods. These values are from NCEIs version 2 climate division dataset.
Seasonal precipitation varies widely. Since 1995 Illinois has experienced above average precipitation during both the spring and summer months. The dark horizontal line on each graph is the long-term average 18952014 of.
Select Date Load Specific Date 7-Day Totals. Select Date Monthly Totals. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Yearly Totals.
2013 2014 2015. To put this in perspective the average December precipitation for Illinois ranges from 45 inches in southern Illinois to 2 inches in northwest Illinois. So areas in central Illinois where the average is about 3 inches received about 3 times that over the course of 4 days.
Portions of west-central and northern Illinois reported the heaviest rainfall for the month where monthly precipitation departures of 5 to 8 inches above average were common bringing 200 to 300 percent of average monthly rainfall. An area roughly defined between Quincy and the Quad Cities extending eastward to near Peoria received the most precipitation in the state with 7 rain gages in this region recording 13 or more inches of rainfall. Here are current weather conditions in Champaign-Urbana updated every 5 to 15 minutes.
The daily and monthly data including departures from average and seasonal snowfall and degree days for Champaign-Urbana are found in the first 7 links. These data are provided as Excel files. Daily and Monthly Data for 2021.
Daily and Monthly Data for 2020. The highest rainfall total in the state for August is Waltonville Jefferson County in southern Illinois with 1343 inches. A CoCoRaHS station just 3 miles away reported 1294 inches IL-JF-2.
Here are the rainfall totals through the morning of August 19 left and the departure from normal right. The heaviest amounts have been in southern Illinois with 6 to 10 inches pretty common. Most of the state is well above normal on rainfall except for a spot in western Illinois.
More than 46 inches if rain fell in North Aurora during the two-day period from Saturday April 29 to Sunday April 30 2017 the National Weather Service Chicago reports. North Auroras totals were among the highest in the area. The most rain came in.
The normal annual precipitation for northeast Illinois is 3683 inches. Northeast Illinois winter precipitation - no strong trend. The normal winter precipitation for northeast Illinois is 550 inches.
Northeast Illinois spring precipitation - no strong trend. The normal spring precipitation for northeast Illinois is 992 inches.