***WEATHER ALERT***
Hydrologic Outlook which is in effect on Sunday at 2:18 PM until Monday at 1:00 AM. ESFLOT
A Strong Storm System Will Deliver Waves Of Showers And A Few
Thunderstorms Monday Afternoon Through Tuesday. Widespread Rainfall
Amounts Over 1 Inch Are Possible With Embedded Streaks As High As 3
To 4 Inches. The Exact Placement Of The Heaviest Rainfall Will
Depend On The Ultimate Movement Of The Most Persistent Showers And
Thunderstorms, With Our Forecast Currently Favoring Areas West Of
Interstate 55 As Having The Highest Threat For More Than 1 Inch Of
Rain.
With Vegetation Remaining Dormant And Soil Moisture Remaining Above
Average, Soil Infiltration Of Rainfall Will Be Limited And Cause
Increased Runoff Into Low Lying Spots And Rivers. As A Result,
Rivers May Rise To Or Above Bankfull, And Low-lying Locations With
Poor Drainage Such As Farm Fields And Ditches May Flood Where The
Rain Is Heaviest.
This Outlook Means That Elevated Water Levels And Potential Impacts
Are Possible, But Not Yet Certain. Persons Should Closely Monitor
Forecasts Including The Possibility Of Flood Watches, Warnings, And
Advisories.
Additional Hydrologic Outlooks May Be Issued Over The Next 24 Hours
As The Rainfall Event Nears.
NEW!
General Interest Net – 7am Daily on the WB9IRL Repeater 145.210 (-0.600)(107.2PL).
The Illinois Radio League is an organization dedicated to the advancement of amateur radio. Organized in February of 2010, the primary objective of our educational department is to expand, promote, and educate citizen interest in radio.
The education department is implementing it’s technician/general/extra courses throughout the year. The classes will be instructed by licensed amateur radio operators.
Our goal is to continue the educational classes and prepare you for the wonderful world of amateur radio.
Emergency Communications
- Weather / Skywarn
- Mobile Deployment
- EOC Development
Amateur Services
- Education
- Technician/General/Extra Classes
- Testing
- 2 Meter repeater system