Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Cook, IL
Bulletin - Immediate Broadcast Requested Severe Thunderstorm Warning National Weather Service Chicagoromeoville Il 922 PM Cdt Sunday May 19 2013
The National Weather Service In Chicago Has Issued A
- Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Eastern Boone County In North Central Illinois Northern Cook County In Northeast Illinois Eastern De Kalb County In North Central Illinois Dupage County In Northeast Illinois Kane County In Northeast Illinois Northern Kendall County In Northeast Illinois Lake County In Northeast Illinois Mchenry County In Northeast Illinois Northwestern Will County In Northeast Illinois
- Until 1030 PM Cdt
- At 918 PM Cdt A Line Of Severe Thunderstorms Was Located Along A Line Extending From Clinton To Hampshire To Somonauk And Moving East At 35 Mph.
Hazard Quarter Size Hail And 60 Mph Wind Gusts.
Source Radar Indicated.
Impact Hail Damage To Vehicles And Crops Is Expected. Expect Wind Damage To Roofs Siding And Trees.
- Severe Thunderstorms Will Be Near Little Rock And Harvard Around 930 PM Cdt. Plano And Huntley Around 935 PM Cdt. Woodstock And Sugar Grove Around 940 PM Cdt. Sleepy Hollow And Lakewood Around 945 PM Cdt. Wonder Lake And West Dundee Around 950 PM Cdt. Wayne And St. Charles Around 955 PM Cdt.
Other Locations In The Warning Include Union Pingree Grove Crystal Lake South Elgin Fox River Grove Cary Boulder Hill Barrington Hills Lake Barrington And Fox River Valley Gardens.
This Includes The City Of Chicago.
Other Locations Affected Argonne National Laboratory Aurora University Benedictine University Brookfield Zoo Chain O Lakes State Park College Of Dupage
PRECAUTIONARY ACTIONS Remain Alert For A Possible Tornado! Tornadoes Can Develop Quickly From Severe Thunderstorms. If You Spot A Tornado Go At Once Into The Basement Or Small Central Room In A Sturdy Structure.
Prepare Immediately For Large Hail And Damaging Winds. People Outside Should Move To A Shelter Inside A Strong Building And Away From Windows.
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