Williamson County Forecast
Clear skies and comfortable nights—nothing to watch for
By Dot "Doppler" Hollis, Williamson County Bureau
MARION, Ill. — Patchy fog settles in tonight, but nothing threatening—just light conditions under mostly clear skies. The low reaches 63 degrees with north winds around 2 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service.
Monday strips away the fog by 8 a.m., then mostly sunny skies dominate. The high near 86 degrees, dropping to around 83 in the afternoon, with light north northeast winds from 1 to 6 miles per hour. No hazards in sight.
Fog returns Monday night after 4 a.m., again light and patchy, with mostly clear skies and a low near 63. Tuesday stays sunny and warm—high near 88, with areas of fog clearing before 9 a.m. Wednesday continues sunny, the high near 91.
This is stable late-summer weather. Williamson County faces several days of clear skies and comfortable nights, with nothing to watch for.
- Forecast data from the National Weather Service.
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