Severe Weather

It's been a rough tornado season and a new Illinois law is taking aim at that.

A good part of the state was hit with some pretty severe weather on Wednesday (June 12th).

Meteorological experts are redefining Tornado Alley due to shifting tornadic activity towards new regions like Southwestern Indiana and Southern Illinois.

There's an almost unprecedented warning from forecasters at NOAA about what could happen in Missouri early next week. They say a 'deep cyclone' system could bring severe storm danger to the entire state and possibly even Illinois, too.

If you're like me, you rarely pay attention to intercom messages that occasionally come across store speakers. However, if you're in a Missouri store and hear 'code black', you need to get away from the front windows immediately.

We all know there is a reported winter storm heading to the Midwest sometime between January 9th - 11th, and the experts are warning you to source your information about how bad this storm could be, here are the details...

We just can't catch a break over in Illinois, huh? There might be more severe weather headed our way this weekend.

A man in Oswego spotted the most unusual pieces of hail you might ever see.

If you're never 100% certain of what these alerts mean, this example will help but might make you hungry.

A reminder of what winter has left for us is about to show up again this week with a couple rounds of potential severe weather for the Rockford and Chicagoland region.