Amy Todd was the first to send a photo of Friday evening's rainbow over Lansing. "I’m sure you’re gonna get a lot of these," she said, "but I just came out of my house and this was waiting for me." (Photo: Amy Todd)
Farrah Mata caught the rainbow over Park Avenue. (Photo: Farrah Mata)Joseph Bugajski was near Schultz Park during the rainbow’s appearance on Friday April 12, 2024. (Photo: Joseph Bugajski)“Heading west on Ridge Road Friday evening, I had to pull over and capture the bright sun emerging from the thick, gray clouds,” wrote Rebecca Furlong. “Another mile and I was treated to a beautiful rainbow! It was a great day for cloud-watching.” (Photo: Rebecca Furlong)
And one Thursday photo:“On Thursday, 4/12/24 at 3:21 p.m., a Precipitation Shaft (a weather phenomenon) of rain was visible over my neighbor’s house on 191st Place.” (Photo and caption: Diane Lund)
LANSING, Ill. (April 13, 2024) – Warm temps are forecast to continue in Lansing on Sunday, reaching 77 degrees with plenty of sun.
Current conditions, the four-hour forecast, and the five-day forecast are presented below. (On mobile, only three hours and three days are shown.) Details are continuously updated throughout the day:
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