INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA — After a stretch of quieter weather, thunderstorms are forecast to return late Tuesday, September 15, into Wednesday morning, September 16, with a low-end risk for severe weather stretching across portions of Illinois, Indiana and into northwest Ohio, according to a Severe Risk Map from BAMWeather. Forecasters stressed this is not a high-end setup, but cautioned that a few storms could still become strong to severe, with damaging wind gusts standing out as the main concern for any storms that manage to intensify through the overnight hours.
Quieter Stretch of Weather Ends as Storms Return Late Tuesday
The severe weather threat marks a return to active conditions after what forecasters described as a stretch of quieter weather across the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Rather than a single, sharp round of storms, the setup is expected to unfold gradually through the evening and overnight hours, with the greatest concern building as instability and any organizing storm clusters move east through the outlined corridor between late Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Low-End Severe Risk Stretches From Central Illinois Through Central Indiana Into Northwest Ohio…