A flash flood watch has been extended for parts of the Chicago area on Sunday, with two inches or more of rain falling per hour in some locations.
Boone, Lee, Ogle and Winnebago counties are also included in the flash flood watch.
In Kirkland, located in DeKalb County, more than 3.3 inches of rain has fallen, with precipitation still occurring. Machesney Park is also reported more than 3.4 inches of rain during that time.
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