Brooklyn, IL – Thunderstorms are expected to impact eastern Missouri and southwest Illinois starting Friday, November 1, carrying into the weekend. Commuters and residents should prepare for possible delays, road slickness, and sporadic flooding along main routes, including areas near I-70. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook, warning of continued storm activity through Tuesday, with the most significant chances on Friday and Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and thunderstorms will begin early Friday morning, continuing intermittently throughout the day. Friday will see a high of 63°F with south winds shifting northwest later, accompanied by gusts up to 22 mph. By evening, skies are expected to clear somewhat, but Saturday brings another slight chance of showers with cooler temperatures around 67°F.
Saturday night into Sunday holds a higher likelihood of showers, and the rainy conditions will likely extend into early next week. Sunday’s high is anticipated to reach 73°F, with wind speeds picking up again. Thunderstorm chances increase by Sunday evening and continue through Monday, signaling a wet start to November. Residents are advised to monitor local forecasts closely for updates and be prepared for sudden weather changes, especially during morning and evening commutes.
Keep an eye on live updates from the National Weather Service as conditions may shift. Those with outdoor weekend plans should consider alternatives, as storms could disrupt activities.