Post-Storm Damage and Power Outages from June 11 Outbreak
Key Questions
What tornadoes were confirmed from the June 11 outbreak?
The National Weather Service confirmed 20 tornadoes from the June 11 severe weather outbreak, including an EF0 in Saybrook and an EF3 in Washburn. A corrected tornado map has been released by NWS Lincoln.
What is the current status of power restoration after the storms?
Power restoration is largely complete in the affected areas following the June 11 outbreak. No new weather threats are active as recovery efforts continue.
How is Governor Pritzker supporting recovery in storm-affected counties?
Governor Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation for McLean County and other affected counties to mobilize state resources for recovery. He also waived tax penalties for residents and businesses in 11 impacted counties.
What tax relief options are available for Illinois storm victims?
Residents and businesses in 11 counties hit by severe storms can request tax relief through the Illinois Department of Revenue to avoid penalties. Details on how to apply have been announced by Gov. JB Pritzker.
What challenges are affecting tornado recovery in Illinois?
Record numbers of tornadoes are straining local recovery as federal disaster aid shrinks and costs rise. Insurance claims processing is underway amid these ongoing recovery efforts.
The severe weather outbreak from June 11 has passed. NWS confirmed 20 tornadoes, including EF0 in Saybrook and EF3 Washburn. Power restoration is largely complete. Insurance claims processing. A corrected tornado map from NWS Lincoln has been released. Record tornadoes in Illinois are straining local recovery as federal disaster aid shrinks. Governor Pritzker has issued a disaster proclamation for McLean County and other affected counties, mobilizing state resources for recovery. Additionally, Pritzker has waived tax penalties for residents in 11 affected counties, providing tax relief options. Recovery efforts are ongoing but no new threats are active.