going through waukegan north harbor is captured by cafe. it looks like a real item.s shot from jessica and steve. this is kind of money shot, this is the thunderstorm as it looked to national weather service with 75 mi. per hour winds. you can see the hill shaft it towered to 50,000 ft. and it was responsible for a fatality. look at these clubs, there is something serve real about this today but this is the project of turbulence and you can see the outgoing wins of turbulence coming back, but look at the waves that these 60 mi. per hour wind gust produced. they pushed the 90 degree heat away from the city and spare us what was an impressively high day in many parts of the midwest these storms would not have formed if it were not for this intense dome of a year. the next batch already forming and they have done damage in parts of minnesota, here is the corridor that was so hard hit by ran from lake county, the bullet was read over reporter county, these totals of chesterton our liking getting a month's worth of rain in two days, so that is amazing what went on across

the plan of attack is described as a full-court press and the waukegan area today contract it crews from far away as tennessee are helping commonwealth edison to restore power with 12,000 v lines and a storm induced breast to work around the process can get complicated this job will take up to four hours but it should bring results for 1200 customers with the problem is there are hundreds just like this one in the meantime some waukegan streets are still blocked by massive trees and angled and power lines and lots of spoiled food have joined those debris piles along the curbs of this neighborhood when women estimates her family lost $300 worth of groceries ... >>we are surviving on a day to day basis we just deal with what we can handle each day ... it will be the weekend before customers will be back on line and cost and customers and residents here are grateful for the cool weather ... commonwealth edison recently earned a low score on the j.d. power and associates survey of utility services the ranked one 12th out of 124 for overall performance and next to the bottom in the rankings f

per hour near waukegan and there was a fatality in kenosha where a tree fell on a motorcycle rider. 60 maybe 70 mi. per hour around the chicago area with lots of haleil. 100 degrees in salina kansas. sustained winds at o'hare are 22 mi. per hour. the jet stream is not moving keeping those storms firing over the same locations. we will have a warmer day tomorrow and it only 30 percent of the area may be struck with thunderstorms in the afternoon we will have to keep an eye on this ... possible severe weather tomorrow afternoon but sunday and monday the weather will be gorgeous no rain in the forecast. today's high temperature will ultimately be around 86 degrees tonight partly cloudy breezy warmer and more humid. sunshine greasy creek warm and humid tomorrow high of 92 degrees with a thunderstorm possible in the afternoon. sunday mostly cooler sunny yes humanless humid 92 degrees. the temperature will be rising on monday and tuesday of next week my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal s

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