Power was mostly restored Sunday after a storm with strong winds and rain knocked down several trees across Decatur early Saturday morning.
A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of central Illinois as a round of thunderstorms rolls into the area Sunday.
The new watch covers all of Central Illinois and is in effect until 10 p.m. CDT.
Small planes were damaged and several hangers were ripped apart after severe storms late Wednesday.
Thousands of customers across Central Illinois are without power Monday evening as strong and severe storms raced across the state.
Severe weather that moved through central Illinois on Monday has finally let up, as tornado watches have expired throughout the region.
Current snow emergencies prohibit parking on designated streets considered snow emergency routes.
In the newest Illinois drought monitor, more than 30% of the state is under a moderate drought. A large portion of that area is in Central and Southern Illinois.
The tornadoes touched down in Coles and Effingham counties.
The National Weather Service will assess damage Thursday to determine if any tornadoes touched down. More than a dozen Tornado Warnings were issued in central Illinois on Wednesday.