The NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook in Illinois, predicting severe thunderstorms, strong gusts and high temperatures later this week.

A low-pressure storm is developing across the central plains and moving into the Midwest that will affect Illinois.

Most of Illinois has seen far less snow than normal this year despite recent snowstorms and cold temperatures. Winter storms ...

The "multi-hazard storm" is expected to move across the Central Plains and through the Midwest toward the Great Lakes region ...

Central Illinois and Chicago will get some intermittent storms, strong winds and snow this week, with minor flooding possible in certain areas.

West-central Illinois is in the crosshairs of a large and potentially severe weather outbreak by week's end. The week will see more of the unseasonably warm temperatures and mostly sunny conditions as ...

This week marks Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Illinois, coming alongside rainfall and thunderstorms as a season of ...

While it remained unclear Friday whether employees at the National Weather Service's Lincoln office were among hundreds of ...

Here's what we know about the forecast. The National Weather Service issued a seven-day Hazardous Weather Outlook for parts of north central Illinois, northeast Illinois and northwest Indiana.