Peoria, Ill (WMBD) — Central Illinois will experience near record warmth on Thursday but a cold front will bring a highly ...

Scattered storms, destructive winds and elevated fire danger are forecasted in central Illinois and Chicago the next two days ...

Many NWS offices are now short-staffed, following recent Department of Government Efficiency-ordered staff cuts and voluntary ...

The weather service’s Inability to keep up with current storms and potential loss of archived data is worrisome, hobbyists ...

Severe storms and strong winds moved through central Illinois on Thursday. The National Weather Service reported heavy ...

The city reached a record-breaking 93 degrees Thursday, topping the previous May 15 record of 91 degrees set in 1961.

The severe weather across Chicago led to area-wide tornado watches, a ground stop at O'Hare and delayed the Beyoncé concert at Soldier Field.

Winds reaching 70 miles per hour blew over two semi-trucks near Hartsburg, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

The Chicago area is at serious risk of severe weather on Thursday, but another weather threat could emerge on Friday.

Illinois weather enthusiasts and storm chasers are feeling anxious about what federal funding and staffing cuts could mean ...

Edwardsville and St. Louis, and the Metro East face a major severe storm risk today, with large hail, high winds, and possible tornadoes before a calm weekend.

The National Weather Service is warning of a threat for “significant severe weather” Thursday afternoon into the evening.