STATEWIDE — Severe thunderstorms are possible across Indiana today and again tomorrow, with the main concern centered on damaging winds as a cold front moves through the state.
National Weather Service Indianapolis forecaster Mike Ryan says storms will weaken as they move east, but enough instability remains for scattered severe weather this afternoon and evening.
“Storms should begin to weaken as they move east and spread out into the evening,” Ryan said. “We’ll likely transition more to locally heavy rainfall and some flooding potential, but there are enough parameters that we do think there is a threat for scattered severe thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening.”…