TOLEDO, OH — Storm chances are ramping up across Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana for Saturday, with strong storms and heavy downpours becoming increasingly likely during the afternoon and evening hours.
Forecasters say activity is expected to begin after 1 PM Saturday, continuing a stretch of active weather that has persisted throughout the week across the region.
Damaging Winds and Heavy Rain Lead the Threats
Damaging wind and very heavy downpours are expected to be the main hazards with Saturday’s storms, as the system tracks across the western Great Lakes region.
Forecasters note that an isolated tornado cannot be completely ruled out with the strongest cells, adding another layer of concern to what is expected to be an active severe weather day.
Storm Track Spans Multiple States
Radar projections show the potential for organized storm activity tracking from areas near South Bend and Kalamazoo through Fort Wayne and Lima, with additional activity possible farther east near Lansing, Grand Rapids, and Detroit…