Springfield, IL – Illinois residents will experience unseasonably warm weather before a strong cold front moves in this week. Highs will reach the 60s across central and southern Illinois, while northern areas remain in the 50s.
According to the Illinois Emergency Management Agency, a cold front will sweep through by Tuesday, bringing temperatures back to normal. By Wednesday, freezing rain may impact central and northern Illinois, especially north of I-70. Snow could also mix in across northern areas.
Storms are expected Wednesday night, with severe weather possible south of I-72. Small hail and heavy rain could develop, mainly in southeastern Illinois. Uncertainty remains regarding temperatures, which could shift the freezing rain threat.
Residents should monitor forecasts and prepare for changing conditions. Roadways may become hazardous due to ice and heavy rainfall. Officials advise staying updated through local weather alerts.
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