Champaign, IL – Central Illinois residents should prepare for shifting weather patterns as a cold front brings rain, snow, and freezing temperatures early next week. Breezy conditions on Sunday will precede a drop in temperatures that could bring hazardous weather by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will feature partly sunny skies and highs near 57°F. Breezy conditions, with gusts up to 22 mph, will persist through the day. Overnight, a 30% chance of rain begins after midnight, leading into Monday, where temperatures are expected to reach 56°F before colder air moves in.
By Tuesday, the high will drop to 39°F under mostly sunny skies, with lows falling to 27°F overnight. Wednesday could bring a mix of rain and snow along the I-74 corridor, with temperatures peaking at 41°F and falling into the low 20s by evening. Travelers should exercise caution, especially in areas prone to icy conditions.
The Thanksgiving forecast predicts highs near 39°F with a lingering chance of snow. Motorists and holiday travelers are advised to monitor road conditions and prepare for freezing temperatures at night.
Residents should secure outdoor items and prepare for fluctuating temperatures as the cold front moves through. Dress in layers, and ensure vehicles are winter-ready as sub-freezing temperatures arrive by midweek.
Be sure to stay tuned for updated forecasts and travel advisories.
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