INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — Data this morning is increasing odds at yet another round of severe storms and possibly yet again a few tornadoes across the region on Father’s Day.
Storms Expected Between 3 and 10 PM Sunday
It is looking like generally 3 to 10 p.m. timing on Sunday for the main round of severe weather. Forecasters say they will keep the public posted and will go live if conditions warrant as the threat develops through the day.
Tornado Probabilities Highest Near Indianapolis
Tornado probability guidance shows the highest threat centered near Indianapolis, with a zone of elevated risk extending from eastern Missouri and Illinois through Indiana. The core of highest tornado probability sits directly over central Indiana, with the threat tapering off into surrounding states.
Heavy Rain and Storms Tracking Through the Midwest
Radar guidance shows a broad area of heavy rain and embedded storms tracking from Missouri and Illinois through Indiana during the afternoon and evening hours. Areas including Chicago, Peoria, Springfield, Indianapolis, and Louisville fall within the path of this developing system as it moves east.
Another Round Follows Back to Back Severe Weather
This marks yet another round of severe weather for areas that have already dealt with back to back severe weather events in recent days. Forecasters say the setup is becoming increasingly clear as Sunday approaches, with the elevated tornado threat raising concern heading into the holiday.
Residents across Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri are urged to have a way to receive warnings during the afternoon and evening hours on Sunday and to monitor updates closely as the system develops.
Stay with GordonRamsayClub.com for the latest updates.
Leave a Reply