Severe storms in Illinois will track toward Indiana after midnight, weakening into mainly just rain and thunder for Hoosiers ...

Gusty winds and heavy rain are possible, but storms today are likely not “severe”, but still impactful. Temps in the low 70s. Tonight, mainly dry through midnight before a severe ... A 48 First Alert ...

mainly after midnight tonight – Isolated severe storms are possible. Large hail and damaging wind gusts are the primary severe weather hazards of concern – The threat of tornadoes is low and ...

A storm system centered over the central United States continues to bring a multi-day stretch of severe weather across parts of the Plains and Midwest.

Both days have us in the risk for severe weather, with the bigger threat looking to be after midnight on Wednesday. However, it is still early so keep checking back for updates on impacts and timing.

Large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes are all possible. The first round of severe weather will move in after midnight and continue into Sunday morning. A more intense setup is expected Sunday ...

Areas near/east of the I-44 corridor have the highest chance of seeing storms tonight, so keep an eye on the weather. A 10% chance of rain will continue after midnight, but the severe weather risk ...

Chicagoans can expect to see more severe weather on Wednesday ... with potential for storms to develop after midnight on Tuesday, said Mark Ratzer, meteorologist with the National Weather Service.