Current Weather in Blue Point, IL

Updated: Mon Oct 12th 2026 4:15 PM CDT
Sunny

92°F 33°C

Feels Like 84°F / 29°C

Blue Point, IL  weather condition is Sunny and 92°F.

Today's Weather in Blue Point,IL

The current weather in Blue Point IL as of 4:15 PM CDT on Mon Oct 12th 2026, has a sky condition of Sunny with the visibility of 6 mile(s) and the UV index at 1.9. It is 92 degrees fahrenheit but feels like 84 degrees with a forecasted high of 92 and low of 64. The barometric pressure is 29.83 - measured by inches of mercury - and is steady since its last observation. The humidity is 27 percent that's falling since the last report, with a dew point of 53 degrees fahrenheit which is falling. Wind direction is from the Southwest at 15.2 miles per hour, gusting at 19 miles per hour. Sunrise was at 7:01 AM and Sunset is at 6:21 PM. The moon phase is a Waxing Crescent moon rising at 9:21 AM with 5% illumination. Thank you for listening to the weather report from LocalConditions.com!

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  • Barometer 29.83 inHg. falling
  • Humidity 27% falling
  • Heat Index 90°F
  • Wind from SW. 15.2 mph
  • Wind Gust 19 miles per hour
  • Wind Chill 92°F
  • UV Index 1.9
  • Dew Point 53°F falling
  • Visibility 6 mi.
  • Sunrise 7:01 AM
  • Sunset 6:21 PM
  • Moonrise 9:21 AM
  • Moonset 7:11 PM
  • Moon Phase Waxing Crescent Moon 5%

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Hourly Forecast - Next 8 hours

10 Day Forecast

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 92°F and a low of 64°F. 6% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 16mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 50%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 92° | Lo 64° 50% 6% 0% 15.2 mph

Sunny

Sunny with a high of 95°F and a low of 69°F. 3% possible chance of rain predicted with an estimated 0in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 14mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 46%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 95° | Lo 69° 46% 3% | est. 0in 0% 13.9 mph

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 84°F and a low of 70°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 90% chance with an estimated 0.46in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 14mph. Expect high humidity with levels above 80% to 87%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 84° | Lo 70° 87% 90% | est. 0.46in 0% 13.2 mph

Sunny

Sunny with a high of 88°F and a low of 65°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 57% chance with an estimated 0.04in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 19mph. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 77%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 88° | Lo 65° 77% 57% | est. 0.04in 0% 18.6 mph

Sunny

Sunny with a high of 63°F and a low of 46°F. 5% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be strong at speeds peaking at 22mph. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 61%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 63° | Lo 46° 61% 5% 0% 21.9 mph

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Hourly Temperature

 

The current temperature today is 92°F. The morning temperature of 64°F is lowest at 2am with the daytime high of 92°F at 3pm and a low around 78°F at 8pm is expected.

Hourly Barometric Pressure

 

The highest pressure today is 29.98inHg at 9am and lowest being 29.82inHg at 5pm.

Hourly Wind Speeds

 

The fastest wind is reported to be 15.2mph at 4pm, while the slowest is 6.5mph around 8am; expect wind gusts peaking 34.3mph at 11pm.

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Current National Weather

 

Rain and Flash Flooding in Southwest, Showers Move to Plains - 10-12 to 10-14
Updated Mon Oct 12th 2026, 5:20am PDT

Get ready for a wet and stormy start to the week, especially if you're in the Great Basin and Desert Southwest. Today, expect heavy rainfall with possible flash flooding in areas from Utah to Arizona. This is due to a slow-moving cold front mingling with leftover tropical moisture. Also, watch out for snow if you're in the higher peaks of Nevada and Utah. Tomorrow, this wet weather shifts towards the Central and Southern Plains, with showers and thunderstorms likely. Some severe weather might occur from Kansas City, MO to Lubbock, TX, with rainfall possibly reaching 2 to 3 inches from western Missouri to the Texas Big Bend on Wednesday. Over in the Northern Tier, expect showers and possible snow in northern Maine. Temperatures will vary significantly across the U.S., with much warmer weather in the Central and Eastern areas, while the West stays chilly under the storm system. By mid-week, a drop in temperatures will affect the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest, and New England as a cold front heads south.

Great Basin and Southwest

Today, we're seeing heavy downpours in the Great Basin and Desert Southwest due to tropical moisture mixing with a cold front. There could be flash flooding in parts of Utah and Arizona, particularly in areas that have already been soaked recently. Snow is expected at higher elevations in Nevada and Utah because of the cold air coming from the northwest with the upper-low system.

Central and Southern Plains

On Tuesday, the focus will shift towards the Central and Southern Plains. Expect more showers and thunderstorms as moisture meets a cold front and dryline. Severe storms could develop from Kansas City, MO to Lubbock, TX, so stay alert. By Wednesday, heavy rain, up to 2-3 inches, is possible from western Missouri down to the Texas Big Bend.

Northern Tier and New England

Starting Tuesday, a new wave of showers and storms will spread from the Upper Midwest to New England. Accumulating snow might occur in northern Maine due to the colder air at higher elevations.

Temperature Changes

Be prepared for a stark temperature difference nationwide. The Central and East will enjoy warmer temps, with highs reaching the 80s and 90s, potentially breaking records. Meanwhile, the West will feel much colder, with highs in the 40s and 50s. As we move through the week, look for cooler temperatures to spread into the Northern Plains and New England as the cold front progresses south.