Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena - June 2013

Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg

ILLINOIS, Central

CHRISTIAN COUNTY --- 4.1 SSW SICILY [39.53, -89.54], 4.9 NNW SICILY [39.64, -89.54], 5.2 SW ROBY [39.69, -89.48], 2.6 NNW ROBY [39.76, -89.43], 2.5 SW GROVE CITY [39.67, -89.33], 5.0 E HARVEL [39.35, -89.44], 0.2 N HARVEL [39.35, -89.53] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 06:00 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 1.50 to 2.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground in a two hour period during the late evening of May 31st across western Christian County, resulted in flash flooding which continued into the early morning of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable.

CLAY COUNTY --- 6.6 N CRUSE [38.91, -88.69], 5.4 ENE BIBLE GROVE [38.91, -88.36], 2.4 NW INGRAHAM [38.85, -88.36], 1.3 NNE WENDELIN [38.85, -88.26], 5.6 ESE SAILOR SPGS [38.73, -88.26], 2.9 SE CAMP TRAVIS [38.64, -88.30], 6.3 SE CAMP TRAVIS [38.60, -88.25], 4.0 WSW XENIA [38.61, -88.70] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 3.00 to 4.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground from the late evening of May 31st through the night, resulted in flash flooding across all of Clay County which continued into the early afternoon of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable, and flooded numerous streets in the city of Flora.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 0.8 NNW GORDONS [39.01, -87.68] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/01/13 00:05 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree was blown down onto Route 1 just east of Robinson.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 0.9 NNW ROBINSON [39.01, -87.74] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/01/13 00:05 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree was blown down onto a house at Schuyler and Jefferson Streets in Robinson.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY --- 3.1 W ALTAMONT [39.06, -88.81], 2.4 N TEUTOPOLIS [39.16, -88.46], 0.4 E MONTROSE [39.17, -88.36], 1.2 SSE WINTERROWD [38.91, -88.36], 8.6 W EDGEWOOD [38.92, -88.81] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 3.00 to 4.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground from the late evening of May 31st through the night across much of Effingham County, resulted in flash flooding which continued into the early afternoon of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable, and flooded numerous streets in the city of Effingham .

JASPER COUNTY --- 5.2 NNW ISLAND GROVE [39.17, -88.36], 4.4 ENE ADVANCE [39.17, -87.95], 2.9 E RAFETOWN [38.85, -87.95], 8.4 WSW BOGOTA [38.85, -88.36] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 40K Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 3.00 to 4.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground from the late evening of May 31st through the night, resulted in flash flooding across all of Jasper County which continued into the early afternoon of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable, and flooded numerous streets in the city of Newton. A mobile home near the town of Wheeler was evacuated due to high water entering the home during the early morning of June 1st.

LOGAN COUNTY --- 0.8 SSW CORNLAND [39.92, -89.40], 1.9 NNW NARITA [40.01, -89.25], 2.6 NNE LATHAM [40.00, -89.15], 3.6 SSE LATHAM [39.92, -89.15] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 06:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 1.50 to 2.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground in a two hour period during the late evening of May 31st across southeast Logan County, resulted in flash flooding which continued into the early morning of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable. State Route 121 near Latham was closed much of the night and early morning due to the flooding.

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MACON COUNTY --- 2.9 SSE NIANTIC [39.81, -89.15], 4.0 NW NIANTIC [39.90, -89.22], 3.6 SSW HEMAN [39.92, -89.15], 2.5 NNW HEMAN [40.00, -89.15], 1.7 NNE MAROA [40.05, -88.94], 5.7 NNE NEWBURG [40.06, -88.76] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 06:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 1.50 to 2.50 inches of rain on already saturated ground in a two hour period during the late evening of May 31st across northwest and northern Macon County, resulted in flash flooding which persisted into the morning of June 1st. The flash flooding made many rural roads impassable. State Route 121 from Warrensburg to the Logan County line was closed much of the night and early morning due to the flooding .

SANGAMON COUNTY --- 3.3 WSW NEW BERLIN [39.70, -89.97], 0.2 N SHERMAN [39.88, -89.60], 2.4 E BUFFALO HART [39.92, -89.40], 1.6 ENE BUCKHART [39.76, -89.43], 1.6 NE CASCADE [39.69, -89.48], 1.8 SSW NEW CITY [39.64, -89.54], 0.4 WSW ZENOBIA [39.53, -89.54], 4.0 WSW LOWDER [39.53, -89.92] 06/01/13 00:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 02:27 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms, which produced 1.50 to 3.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground in a two hour period during the late evening of May 31st across much of Sangamon County, resulted in flash flooding which continued into June 1st. Many roads in Springfield were impassable. Numerous vehicles became trapped in the rapidly rising water in the city of Springfield, where several water rescues were made. Many rural roads were closed, especially to the south and east of the Springfield metro area.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 1.0 SSE ROBINSON MUNI ARPT [39.01, -87.64] 06/01/13 00:15 CST 0 Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/01/13 00:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree was blown down onto Route 33 between Robinson and Palestine.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 1.5 N BELLAIR [39.17, -87.95], 1.0 E WEST YORK [39.17, -87.66], 4.3 NNE PALESTINE [39.05, -87.58], 2.0 E RICHWOODS [38.95, -87.51], 3.6 SSE HEATHSVILLE [38.85, -87.54], 3.8 WSW LANDES [38.85, -87.95] 06/01/13 00:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain on already saturated ground during the early morning hours of June 1st. Most rural roads were flooded, with the worst flooding in the southeast half of the county. The flash flooding subsided by the early afternoon.

RICHLAND COUNTY --- 4.1 ENE STRINGTOWN [38.85, -87.91], 2.1 SSE BERRYVILLE [38.57, -87.91], 1.1 WSW SEMINARY [38.57, -88.15], 1.6 NW SEMINARY [38.60, -88.15], 3.3 S SCHNELL [38.60, -88.25], 2.9 WSW SCHNELL [38.64, -88.30], 2.1 W PURETON [38.73, -88.26], 1.3 NNW WAKEFIELD [38.85, -88.26] 06/01/13 02:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain on already saturated ground during the early morning hours of June 1st. Most rural roads in the county were flooded as a result. Flash flooding was also reported in parts of the city of Olney. The flash flooding subsided by the early afternoon of June 1st.

SANGAMON COUNTY --- 3.3 WSW NEW BERLIN [39.70, -89.97], 0.2 N SHERMAN [39.88, -89.60], 2.4 E BUFFALO HART [39.92, -89.40], 1.6 ENE BUCKHART [39.76, -89.43], 1.6 NE CASCADE [39.69, -89.48], 1.8 SSW NEW CITY [39.64, -89.54], 0.4 WSW ZENOBIA [39.53, -89.54], 4.0 WSW LOWDER [39.53, -89.92] 06/01/13 02:27 CST 0 Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

LAWRENCE COUNTY --- 2.3 NNW RUSSELLVILLE [38.85, -87.54], 4.1 E BEMAN [38.71, -87.53], 0.6 S SAND BARRENS [38.57, -87.68], 4.0 SW HELENA [38.57, -87.91], 4.5 WNW CHAUNCEY [38.85, -87.91] 06/01/13 04:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/01/13 12:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain on already saturated ground during the early morning hours of June 1st. Most rural roads in the county were flooded. Numerous streets in the city of Lawrenceville were also flooded. The flash flooding subsided by the early afternoon of June 1st.

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An approaching cold front brought showers and thunderstorms to central Illinois during the evening of May 31st. Many of the storms became severe, producing widespread wind damage across the area. Two tornadoes briefly touched down as well. The first tornado occurred in Decatur in Macon County, while the second one touched down just southeast of Westville in Vermilion County. In addition, excessive rainfall rates of 2 to 3 inches per hour associated with some of the storms produced localized flash flooding that lingered into the morning hours of June 1st.

CLAY COUNTY --- FLORA [38.67, -88.48] 06/17/13 15:15 CST 30K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/17/13 15:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Twenty-five to thirty feet of hangar roof was blown off the Flora Airport and blocked the road on the west side of the airport.

CLAY COUNTY --- LOUISVILLE [38.77, -88.50] 06/17/13 16:40 CST 15K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/17/13 16:45 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree was blown down onto a vehicle in Louisville.

A weak cold front triggered scattered showers and thunderstorms south of I-70 during the afternoon of June 17th. A few of the storms produced gusty winds, resulting in minor damage in both Flora and Louisville. In addition, locally heavy rainfall of 1 to 2 inches per hour was reported with the storms.

MACON COUNTY --- FORSYTH [39.93, -88.95] 06/18/13 12:40 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/18/13 12:41 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

MACON COUNTY --- DECATUR [39.85, -88.95] 06/18/13 13:00 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/18/13 13:01 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

MACON COUNTY --- MT ZION [39.77, -88.88] 06/18/13 13:15 CST 0 Hail (1.25 in) 06/18/13 13:16 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A weak upper-level disturbance triggered widely scattered thunderstorms during the afternoon of June 18th. Most of the storms were concentrated along and south of I-72, with a few of the cells producing large hail in Macon County.

PEORIA COUNTY --- 1.0 N MOSSVILLE [40.83, -89.57] 06/21/13 12:34 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/21/13 12:35 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

PEORIA COUNTY --- NORWOOD [40.70, -89.70] 06/21/13 14:00 CST 10K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/21/13 14:05 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree was blown down onto a house in Norwood.

LOGAN COUNTY --- MIDDLETOWN [40.10, -89.58] 06/21/13 14:37 CST 15K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/21/13 14:42 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A large tree was blown onto a house and a power line was knocked down.

SANGAMON COUNTY --- SHERMAN [39.88, -89.60] 06/21/13 15:45 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/21/13 15:46 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

SANGAMON COUNTY --- SPRINGFIELD [39.80, -89.65] 06/21/13 16:10 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/21/13 16:11 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

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LOGAN COUNTY --- LINCOLN [40.15, -89.37] 06/21/13 16:15 CST 0.25M Lightning 06/21/13 16:16 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A lightning strike initiated a roof fire at the Oasis Senior Center on the corner of Pulaski and Kickapoo Streets in downtown Lincoln.

A weak upper-level disturbance interacting with a warm and humid airmass helped trigger a cluster of strong to severe thunderstorms during the afternoon of June 21st. A few of the storms produced winds of around 60 mph and hail as large as quarters as they dropped southward through the area. In addition, lightning caused a structure fire in downtown Lincoln.

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- FISHER [40.32, -88.35] 06/22/13 11:00 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/22/13 11:01 CST 0 Source: COOP Observer

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- 5.2 WNW LUDLOW [40.40, -88.22], 6.9 NE DILLSBURG [40.40, -88.00], 3.6 N RISING [40.20, -88.32], 2.6 NW MAHOMET [40.23, -88.44] 06/22/13 11:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 15:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Scattered thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in one hour produced flash flooding in the northern part of Champaign County during the late morning. Many rural roads to the northeast of Mahomet and in the vicinity of Rantoul were impassable. The flooding subsided by mid-afternoon.

VERMILION COUNTY --- 2.1 NW EAST LYNN [40.49, -87.81], 3.1 ENE CHENEYVILLE [40.49, -87.53], 3.8 ENE GUNDY [40.35, -87.53], 2.8 E REILLY [40.42, -87.80] 06/22/13 12:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 15:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Scattered thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in one hour produced flash flooding in northeast Vermilion County during the early afternoon. Many rural roads from Hoopeston to the Indiana border were impassable. The flooding subsided by mid-afternoon.

LOGAN COUNTY --- 1.7 SW LATHAM [39.95, -89.19] 06/22/13 14:01 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/22/13 14:02 CST 0 Source: Mesonet

DE WITT COUNTY --- 1.5 SW MIDLAND CITY [40.13, -89.15], 0.6 E HALLVILLE [40.15, -89.07], 1.8 SW ROWELL [40.05, -89.06], 4.9 SW KENNEY [40.05, -89.14] 06/22/13 14:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 18:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Scattered thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in one hour, produced flash flooding in extreme southwest DeWitt County during the early afternoon. Many rural roads between Illinois Route 10 and the Macon County line, as well as Route 54 into the village of Kenney were impassable. The flooding subsided by early evening.

LOGAN COUNTY --- 3.1 ESE BEASON [40.13, -89.15], 2.2 SE LATHAM [39.95, -89.14], 3.6 SW NARITA [39.94, -89.28], 2.1 NNE NARITA [40.01, -89.22] 06/22/13 14:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 18:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Scattered thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in one hour, produced flash flooding in extreme southeast Logan County during the early afternoon. Many rural roads around the village of Latham, including Illinois Route 121, were closed. The flooding subsided by early evening.

MACON COUNTY --- 5.5 N HEMAN [40.05, -89.14], 5.8 WNW MAROA [40.05, -89.06], 1.7 NNW WARRENSBURG [39.95, -89.08], 1.9 SSW HEMAN [39.95, -89.14] 06/22/13 14:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 18:00 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Scattered thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in one hour, produced flash flooding in extreme northwest Macon County during the early afternoon. Many rural roads between Illinois Route 121 and the De Witt County line were impassable. The flooding subsided by early evening.

COLES COUNTY --- 2.7 W ETNA [39.37, -88.47], 2.3 WNW PARADISE [39.43, -88.47], 1.3 SW MATTOON [39.47, -88.39], 1.7 ESE ETNA [39.37, -88.39] 06/22/13 16:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in extreme southwest Coles County. Most rural roads between U.S. Highway 45 and the Shelby County line were impassable. The flooding subsided by late evening.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY --- 3.0 SSW NEOGA [39.28, -88.47], 2.7 W LAKE MATTOON [39.37, -88.47], 1.7 ESE LAKE MATTOON [39.37, -88.39], 3.2 WSW NEAL [39.29, -88.41] 06/22/13 16:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in extreme northwest Cumberland County. Flooding was reported on U.S. Highway 45, on numerous streets in Neoga, and on many rural roads. The flooding subsided by late evening.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY --- 2.6 N SHUMWAY [39.22, -88.64], 1.2 NNW GREEN CREEK [39.22, -88.53], 2.4 SSE MONTROSE [39.14, -88.36], 1.3 SSE WINTERROWD [38.91, -88.36], 1.5 SE EBERLE [38.91, -88.43], 1.2 S EVERS [39.08, -88.45] 06/22/13 16:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in northern and eastern Effingham County . Rural roads near the Shelby County line, as well as in eastern sections between Dieterich and the Clay County line, were impassable. The flooding subsided by late evening.

SHELBY COUNTY --- 3.1 W WINDSOR [39.43, -88.66], 3.3 NE SEXSON CORNER [39.43, -88.47], 2.9 ESE TROWBRIDGE [39.28, -88.47], 1.6 W SIGEL [39.22, -88.53], 3.7 S STEWARDSON [39.22, -88.64], 2.5 ESE CLARKSBURG [39.32, -88.70] 06/22/13 16:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in eastern Shelby County. Most roads between the town of Windsor and the Effingham County line were impassable . One foot of water was reported on Illinois Route 32 near the Shelby- Effingham County line. The flooding subsided by late evening.

CLAY COUNTY --- 5.5 ENE BIBLE GROVE [38.91, -88.36], 2.4 SW INGRAHAM [38.81, -88.36], 4.3 WNW XENIA [38.66, -88.70], 2.4 W OSKALOOSA [38.75, -88.69], 4.2 N IOLA [38.89, -88.63] 06/22/13 17:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in Clay County. Many rural roads and creeks, particularly from Bible Grove to Ingraham to Louisville, were flooded due to the heavy rain. The flooding quickly subsided by late evening.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 2.1 ENE PIERCEBURG [38.95, -87.89], 1.2 WSW TRIMBLE [39.07, -87.70], 2.0 E RICHWOODS [38.95, -87.51], 1.3 SE OIL GROVE [38.86, -87.61] 06/22/13 17:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in Crawford County. Many rural roads between Robinson and Hardinville were flooded and impassable. Roads south of the city of Palestine between Illinois Route 33 and the Wabash River were also flooded. The flooding quickly subsided by late evening.

JASPER COUNTY --- 1.0 W RAFETOWN [38.85, -88.02], 8.5 WSW BOGOTA [38.85, -88.36], 5.2 NNW ISLAND GROVE [39.17, -88.36], 2.5 ENE GILA [39.13, -88.23] 06/22/13 17:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in western Jasper County. Many roads in the western and southern part of the county, particularly Illinois Route 33 between Wheeler and Newton, were impassable. The flooding quickly subsided by late evening.

RICHLAND COUNTY --- 3.3 ENE WAKEFIELD [38.85, -88.19], 2.5 WNW STRINGTOWN [38.85, -88.02], 0.8 SE OLNEY [38.72, -88.07], 2.1 SW BONPAS [38.61, -88.00], 1.7 WSW PARKERSBURG [38.57, -88.08], 1.2 SW SEMINARY [38.57, -88.15], 1.6 NW SEMINARY [38.60, -88.15], 0.9 SW GALLAGHER [38.62, -88.18] 06/22/13 17:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/22/13 21:00 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Slow moving thunderstorms produced 2 to 4 inches of rain in a two hour period during the late afternoon in Richland County. Many rural roads and creeks were flooded as a result. The worst flooding was around the village of Dundas, and along Illinois Route 130 from south of Olney to Parkersburg. The flooding quickly subsided by late evening.

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A weak upper-level disturbance interacting with a warm and humid airmass produced clusters of strong to severe thunderstorms across central Illinois on June 22nd. Due to copious amounts of moisture in the environment and the slow movement of the storms, a few locations picked up between 2.00 and 3.00 inches of rainfall in a short amount of time. As a result, flash flooding occurred in a large part of east central Illinois. In addition, a few of the cells produced hail as large as quarters in Champaign and Logan counties.

CLAY COUNTY --- 6.7 N CRUSE [38.92, -88.69], 5.5 ENE BIBLE GROVE [38.91, -88.36], 2.3 NW INGRAHAM [38.85, -88.36], 1.4 NNE WENDELIN [38.85, -88.26], 5.3 ESE SAILOR SPGS [38.74, -88.26], 5.4 SSW CAMP TRAVIS [38.60, -88.38], 4.0 WSW XENIA [38.61, -88.70] 06/23/13 10:45 CST 9M Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/23/13 21:45 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Numerous thunderstorms produced 3 to 6 inches of rain on already saturated ground in nearly all of Clay County. Major flash flooding was reported in the town of Xenia and the city of Flora, where several people were evacuated from their flooded homes. Several water rescues were made for stranded motorists in and near Flora. In the northwest part of the county from Iola to Hord all roads were closed, including U.S. Highway 45.

JASPER COUNTY --- 2.9 SW WHEELER [39.02, -88.36], 1.9 W NEWTON [38.98, -88.21], 2.6 SSE SHAMROCK [38.85, -88.15], 8.5 WSW BOGOTA [38.85, -88.36] 06/23/13 11:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/23/13 15:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Numerous thunderstorms produced 3 to 5 inches of rain on already saturated ground in southwest Jasper County. Most rural roads between Wheeler and Bogota were inundated. The flooding on the roads quickly subsided by late afternoon.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY --- 1.4 SSE WINTERROWD [38.91, -88.36], 8.0 W EDGEWOOD [38.91, -88.80], 3.5 S ALTAMONT [39.02, -88.75], 3.2 S DIETERICH [39.02, -88.36] 06/23/13 12:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/23/13 17:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Numerous thunderstorms produced 3 to 6 inches of rain on already saturated ground in southern Effingham County . Flash flooding was reported in the towns of Mason, Edgewood and Eberle. Most rural roads were inundated, as were Illinois Route 37 and U.S. Highway 45, especially near the Clay County line.

RICHLAND COUNTY --- 1.4 NNW WAKEFIELD [38.85, -88.26], 4.2 WNW DUNDAS [38.85, -88.15], 1.2 ENE AMITY [38.78, -87.91], 4.1 SE CLAREMONT [38.68, -87.91], 2.1 WSW PARKERSBURG [38.57, -88.09], 1.2 SW SEMINARY [38.57, -88.15], 1.7 NW SEMINARY [38.60, -88.15], 3.4 S SCHNELL [38.60, -88.25] 06/23/13 12:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/23/13 15:30 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Numerous thunderstorms produced 2.50 to 5.00 inches of rain on already saturated ground in Richland County. The worst flooding was in the northwest corner of the county near the town Wakefield, and the southern half of the county south of U.S. Highway 50. Nearly all rural roads in these areas were impassable, as was Illinois Route 130 between Olney and Parkersburg. The flooding on the roadways quickly subsided by late afternoon.

PEORIA COUNTY --- ALTA [40.82, -89.63] 06/23/13 14:38 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/23/13 14:39 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

PEORIA COUNTY --- PEORIA [40.70, -89.60] 06/23/13 14:43 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/23/13 14:44 CST 0 Source: Mesonet

PEORIA COUNTY --- PEORIA [40.70, -89.60] 06/23/13 14:45 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/23/13 14:46 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

PEORIA COUNTY --- PEORIA [40.70, -89.60] 06/23/13 15:15 CST 3K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/23/13 15:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

An 18-inch diameter tree was snapped off about 15 feet above the ground near the intersection of University and Gale in Peoria. A 12-inch diameter tree limb was blown down onto the road, blocking traffic on Glenwood and Columbia Terrace.

PEORIA COUNTY --- PEORIA [40.70, -89.60]

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg 06/23/13 15:15 CST 4K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/23/13 15:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A 3-foot diameter tree was blown down in Laura Bradley Park in Peoria. A 2-foot diameter tree was snapped at the base on West Ayers Avenue and a 10-inch diameter tree was blown down onto the 700 block of West Main Street.

CLAY COUNTY --- 6.7 N CRUSE [38.92, -88.69], 5.5 ENE BIBLE GROVE [38.91, -88.36], 2.3 NW INGRAHAM [38.85, -88.36], 1.4 NNE WENDELIN [38.85, -88.26], 5.3 ESE SAILOR SPGS [38.74, -88.26], 5.4 SSW CAMP TRAVIS [38.60, -88.38], 4.0 WSW XENIA [38.61, -88.70] 06/23/13 21:45 CST 0 Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 05:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Scattered thunderstorms developed across southeast Illinois during the late morning and early afternoon of June 23rd, continuing into the early morning of June 24th. Due to copious amounts of moisture in the environment and the slow movement of the storms, portions of Clay County picked up as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain in a short amount of time. As a result, significant flash flooding occurred in Flora as well as parts of rural Clay County and adjoining counties in southeast Illinois. Additional strong to severe thunderstorms developed further north ahead of an advancing cold front by mid to late afternoon on June 23rd. These storms impacted locations from the Peoria area northward with strong winds and large hail.

PEORIA COUNTY --- 1.3 WNW ALTA [40.83, -89.65] 06/24/13 03:03 CST 2K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 03:08 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A large tree was uprooted.

PEORIA COUNTY --- 1.3 WNW ALTA [40.83, -89.65] 06/24/13 03:03 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/24/13 03:13 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

PEORIA COUNTY --- 2.6 NE ELMORE [40.97, -89.94], 3.2 NNE EDELSTEIN [40.97, -89.61], 2.3 NNE CHILLICOTHE [40.95, -89.46], 1.0 NNE SANKOTY [40.78, -89.56], 1.4 ESE PEORIA HGTS [40.72, -89.55], 0.6 S NORWOOD [40.69, -89.70], 0.9 S SOUTHPORT [40.77, -89.90] 06/24/13 03:15 CST 30M Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 14:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Thunderstorms moving over the same areas multiple times resulted in 3.00 to 7.50 inches of rain in the northeast half of Peoria County during the early morning hours of June 24th. The locations that experienced the greatest impacts from the flooding included Princeville, Rome, Mossville, Dunlap and the north and west portions of the city of Peoria. Multiple roads were closed, motorists were stranded and homes were flooded. Several state highways were impassable, including Highway 6, 29, 40, 78, 90 and 91. A box culvert was also damaged on a rural road outside of Princeville . This was the second major flash flood to impact Peoria County since mid-April. Most of the flash flooding subsided by mid-afternoon.

STARK COUNTY --- 2.2 NNW LA FAYETTE [41.15, -89.98], 3.0 SW ELMIRA [41.15, -89.87], 4.2 NNW ELMIRA [41.23, -89.87], 0.6 ENE MORSE [41.23, -89.64], 0.5 WNW LAWN RIDGE [40.97, -89.64], 3.2 SSW WEST JERSEY [40.97, -89.94] 06/24/13 03:15 CST 9M Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 14:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Thunderstorms moving over the same areas multiple times resulted in 3.00 to 7.00 inches of rain in nearly all of Stark County during the early morning hours of June 24th. All rural roads were closed and most creeks were flooded out of their banks. State Highway 17, 40, 78, 91 and 93 also had several stretches that were closed. This was the second major flash flood to impact Stark County since mid-April. Most of the flooding subsided by mid-afternoon.

WOODFORD COUNTY --- 6.6 NNE SPRING BAY [40.91, -89.48], 1.9 NNE LOW PT [40.90, -89.31], 0.2 NE ROANOKE SCHERER ARPT [40.80, -89.17], 1.6 SSE EUREKA COUNTRY AIRE [40.71, -89.21], 2.5 SSE METAMORA [40.75, -89.33], 1.4 NE PEORIA HGTS [40.75, -89.55], 3.3 SW SPRING BAY [40.78, -89.56] 06/24/13 04:00 CST 3M Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 09:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Thunderstorms moving over the same areas multiple times resulted in 2.50 to 6.00 inches of rain in the western half of Woodford County during the early morning hours of June 24th. The locations that experienced the greatest impacts from the flooding included Spring Bay and Germantown Hills where streets and houses were flooded. Several state highways were impassable, including Highway 26, 89 and 116. Most of the flash flooding subsided by late morning.

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 1.7 NNE CAMP GROVE [41.10, -89.64], 1.5 SSE SARATOGA CENTER [41.10, -89.59], 4.6 SSW SPARLAND [40.97, -89.50], 3.8 SSW LA PRAIRIE CENTER [40.97, -89.64] 06/24/13 04:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 09:30 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Thunderstorms moving over the same areas multiple times resulted in 2.50 to 4.00 inches of rain in extreme western Marshall County during the early morning hours of June 24th. The main impact was the flooding of several rural roads, as well as State Highway 17 and 40 between Camp Grove and Lawn Ridge. Most of the flash flooding subsided by late morning.

TAZEWELL COUNTY --- 1.4 NE PEORIA HGTS [40.75, -89.55], 2.7 NE PEKIN JCT [40.75, -89.33], 2.1 E PEKIN JCT [40.73, -89.33], 1.4 ESE PEORIA HGTS [40.72, -89.55] 06/24/13 04:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/24/13 09:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Thunderstorms moving over the same areas multiple times resulted in 2.50 to 5.00 inches of rain in extreme northern Tazewell County during the early morning hours of June 24th. The main impact was the flooding of several rural roads north of U.S. Highway 24. Most of the flash flooding subsided by late morning.

A slow-moving cold front triggered showers and thunderstorms across north-central Illinois during the morning of June 24th. Due to the very humid airmass in place across the region, the storms were efficient rain-producers, with much of Stark, Peoria, and Woodford counties picking up 3 to 5 inches of rain. As a result, flash flooding of many low-lying areas was reported. In addition to the heavy rain, a few of the cells produced 50 to 60 mph wind gusts.

KNOX COUNTY --- ABINGDON [40.80, -90.40] 06/24/13 14:57 CST 1K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 15:02 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A large tree limb was blown down in Abingdon.

KNOX COUNTY --- GALESBURG [40.95, -90.37] 06/24/13 15:00 CST 8K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 15:05 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Power lines were blown down in Galesburg.

PEORIA COUNTY --- PEORIA [40.70, -89.60] 06/24/13 15:51 CST 1K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 15:56 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A 6 to 8-inch diameter tree limb was blown down onto Grand Boulevard north of War Memorial Drive.

PEORIA COUNTY --- CHILLICOTHE [40.92, -89.48] 06/24/13 16:00 CST 20K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 16:05 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A 70-foot tall tree was blown down onto a car and numerous tree branches were knocked down around town as well.

SANGAMON COUNTY --- WILLIAMSVILLE [39.95, -89.55] 06/24/13 16:19 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/24/13 16:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

LOGAN COUNTY --- LINCOLN [40.15, -89.37] 06/24/13 16:22 CST 2K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 16:27 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A tree was blown down onto Union Street in Lincoln.

LOGAN COUNTY --- LINCOLN [40.15, -89.37] 06/24/13 16:25 CST 3K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 16:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Several large tree limbs were blown down onto North Kickapoo Street in Lincoln.

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg

SANGAMON COUNTY --- WILLIAMSVILLE [39.95, -89.55] 06/24/13 16:25 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/24/13 16:35 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

MACON COUNTY --- FORSYTH [39.93, -88.95] 06/24/13 17:15 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/24/13 17:16 CST 0 Source: Social Media

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- MAHOMET [40.20, -88.40] 06/24/13 17:36 CST 3K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 17:41 CST 0 Source: Mesonet

Several small tree branches were blown down in Mahomet. A trampoline was overturned and garbage cans were blown down the street as well.

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- FISHER [40.32, -88.35] 06/24/13 17:41 CST 6K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 17:46 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Power lines were blown down in Fisher.

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- URBANA [40.10, -88.20] 06/24/13 17:55 CST 10K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/24/13 18:00 CST 0 Source: Social Media

A large tree was blown onto a house in Urbana.

An upper-level disturbance interacting with a slow-moving cold front produced a line of strong to severe thunderstorms during the afternoon and early evening of June 24th. Most of the storms remained along and north of I-72 as they tracked eastward across the area, producing winds of 55 to 65 mph and hail as large as quarters.

TAZEWELL COUNTY --- 2.0 S DELAVAN [40.34, -89.55] 06/25/13 15:17 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/25/13 15:18 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- MAHOMET [40.20, -88.40] 06/25/13 16:05 CST 12K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 16:10 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Several tree branches were blown down in Mahomet.

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- MAHOMET [40.20, -88.40] 06/25/13 16:15 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/25/13 16:16 CST 0 Source: Mesonet

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY --- 1.1 S CHAMPAIGN [40.10, -88.25] 06/25/13 17:08 CST 2K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 17:13 CST 0 Source: Public

A large tree was snapped off near Hessel Park in Champaign.

DOUGLAS COUNTY --- VILLA GROVE [39.87, -88.17] 06/25/13 17:32 CST 35K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 17:37 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Several trees and power lines were blown down in Villa Grove.

DOUGLAS COUNTY --- ARTHUR [39.72, -88.47] 06/25/13 17:55 CST 8K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 18:00 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg Power lines were blown down in Arthur.

DOUGLAS COUNTY --- NEWMAN [39.80, -87.98] 06/25/13 18:00 CST 9K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 18:05 CST 0 Source: Trained Spotter

A two-foot diameter tree limb and power lines were blown down on Lytle Street in Newman.

VERMILION COUNTY --- DANVILLE [40.13, -87.62] 06/25/13 18:05 CST 15K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 18:10 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A 2-foot diameter tree was blown down onto a car in Danville.

VERMILION COUNTY --- DANVILLE [40.13, -87.62] 06/25/13 18:05 CST 8K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 18:10 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tree and power lines were blown down at Bowman and Seminary Streets in Danville.

MACON COUNTY --- MACON [39.70, -89.00] 06/25/13 18:33 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/25/13 18:34 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

FULTON COUNTY --- ASTORIA [40.23, -90.35] 06/25/13 19:18 CST 0 Hail (1.75 in) 06/25/13 19:19 CST 0 Source: Mesonet

MACON COUNTY --- OAKLEY [39.87, -88.80] 06/25/13 19:30 CST 0 Hail (1.75 in) 06/25/13 19:31 CST 0 Source: Public

DE WITT COUNTY --- FARMER CITY [40.25, -88.63] 06/25/13 20:10 CST 2K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 20:15 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A large tree limb and a non-power wire were blown down in Farmer City.

MOULTRIE COUNTY --- LOVINGTON [39.72, -88.63] 06/25/13 20:15 CST 30K Thunderstorm Wind (EG 52 kt) 06/25/13 20:20 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

Several trees and power lines were blown down in Lovington.

MCLEAN COUNTY --- SHIRLEY [40.42, -89.07] 06/25/13 20:21 CST 0 Hail (1.00 in) 06/25/13 20:22 CST 0 Source: Fire Department/Rescue

FULTON COUNTY --- CUBA [40.50, -90.20] 06/25/13 20:38 CST 0 Hail (0.75 in) 06/25/13 20:39 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

PEORIA COUNTY --- 5.0 SSW LAURA [40.85, -89.87] 06/25/13 20:47 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/25/13 20:48 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

DE WITT COUNTY --- BIRKBECK [40.18, -88.87] 06/25/13 21:12 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/25/13 21:13 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

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Location Date/Time Deaths & Property & Event Type and Details Injuries Crop Dmg

An upper-level disturbance interacting with a very warm and humid airmass triggered widespread showers and thunderstorms across central Illinois during the afternoon and evening of June 25th. Many of the storms became severe, producing wind gusts of 55 to 65 mph and hail as large as golf balls.

CRAWFORD COUNTY --- 2.3 E BELLAIR [39.14, -87.91], 1.7 N HUTSONVILLE [39.14, -87.67], 4.5 NNE PALESTINE [39.05, -87.57], 0.4 E DUNCANVILLE [38.95, -87.67], 1.8 N OBLONG [39.03, -87.92] 06/26/13 12:00 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/26/13 17:30 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A thunderstorm produced rainfall rates of 2.00 to 3.00 inches per hour for just under one hour during the early afternoon. Numerous roads were flooded including Illinois Route 1 and 33, as well as several streets in the city of Robinson. Raccoon Creek near Hutsonville quickly came out of its banks and flooded a nearby bridge. The flooding quickly subsided during the early evening.

CLARK COUNTY --- 3.1 NE WESTFIELD [39.48, -87.96], 0.7 NW OLIVER [39.49, -87.69], 0.6 WSW OLIVER [39.48, -87.69], 3.6 E DENNISON [39.48, -87.53], 4.0 ESE HATTON [39.35, -87.53], 3.1 SSE ERNST [39.33, -87.59], 2.7 SE WESTFIELD [39.43, -87.96] 06/26/13 14:30 CST 2M Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/27/13 09:00 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Periods of showers and thunderstorms which produced up to 4.00 inches of rain from June 25th into the morning of June 26th saturated the ground and swelled area creeks in northern Clark County. A round of thunderstorms during the afternoon of June 26th rapidly produced an additional 3.00 to 5.00 inches of rain resulting in widespread flash flooding. Most roads were flooded in the northern part of the county, and one road washed out about 5 miles north of Marshall. U.S. Highway 40 and State Route 1 were closed at times. Several homes and businesses in the city of Marshall suffered flood damage . The widespread flooding did not subside until late in the morning on June 27th.

EDGAR COUNTY --- 0.1 ESE KANSAS [39.55, -87.93], 2.4 NNW BELL RIDGE [39.53, -87.79], 4.3 SW NEVINS [39.49, -87.69], 4.9 SSW KANSAS [39.48, -87.96] 06/26/13 14:30 CST 0 Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain) 06/26/13 19:15 CST 0 Source: Law Enforcement

Thunderstorms with heavy rainfall produced 3.00 to 5.00 inches of rain during the afternoon of June 26th in extreme southwest Edgar County. Several rural roads south and southeast of the town of Kansas were impassable. The flooding on area roads subsided by mid-evening.

LAWRENCE COUNTY --- BRIDGEPORT [38.72, -87.75] 06/26/13 15:22 CST 0 Hail (0.88 in) 06/26/13 15:23 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A weak upper-level disturbance triggered scattered thunderstorms across central Illinois on June 26th. Many of the storms produced locally heavy rainfall and areas of flash flooding, while one cell dropped nickel-sized hail in Bridgeport in Lawrence County. The flooding in northern Clark County persisted until the morning hours of June 27th.

COLES COUNTY --- 0.8 W COOKS MILLS [39.58, -88.41], 0.6 WSW COOKS MILLS [39.58, -88.41] 06/29/13 13:05 CST 4K Tornado (EF0, L: 0.14 mi , W: 20 yd) 06/29/13 13:06 CST 0 Source: Emergency Manager

A tornado briefly touched down near Cooks Mills at 2:05 PM CDT. The tornado did minor damage to the siding and gutters of a home. It also damaged a garage door and knocked down several tree limbs before dissipating at 2:06 PM CDT.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms developed across central Illinois during the afternoon of June 29th. Many of the cells interacted with a weak boundary dropping southward through the area to produce funnel clouds. One brief tornado touchdown occurred in Coles County, where minor damage was reported to a home near Cooks Mills.

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