Chris Miller, warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Lincoln, explains what this next week will bring.

It's not what you want to hear, but forecaster predicts more rain coming in July.

River crests expected to stretch into next week at some locations.

Third-wettest May on record in Illinois wraps up fourth-wettest spring, following sixth-wettest winter.

State ag director flies over flooded areas, says most levees have held up well.

After another storm, farmers in Pike County prepare for possible record-setting crest midweek.

Flooding could continue to worsen in southern portions of the Midwest.

Some farmers in the region were able to finish substantial portions of their planting early in spring; others haven't even started.

The longer planting delays persist, the more unique the 2019 growing season appears to be.

Sullivan vows IDOA's help to farmers affected by flooding.