Only a few days removed from severe weather that damaged sections of northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio on Sunday, more chances for severe weather will be possible Wednesday night.
For the potential of severe weather this evening and overnight, the Storm Prediction Center has issued an Enhanced Risk (Level 3 of 5). This Enhanced Risk encompasses all of northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio.
An Enhanced Risk (Level 3 of 5) is in place for the entire region.
Damaging winds of 60+ mph will be the main hazard, but isolated tornadoes, large hail (1.00″+ possible), and isolated flooding will be possible as well.
More storms, some strong to severe, are expected to arrive around 8-10 PM. The best opportunities for severe weather then continue into the overnight, tapering off early Thursday morning by 2 AM.
The best chance of strong to severe storms arrives Wednesday evening and into the overnight.
When severe weather is in the forecast, make sure to have multiple ways to stay alerted. Ways to stay informed, especially overnight, include the WANE WX app, the NOAA Weather Radio, to even your social circle, are important to be prepared. Have a plan ready to go for when severe weather is possible.
When severe weather strikes, it is paramount to take action. This can range from taking shelter inside your home, work, or pulling off the road and taking shelter in a local business.
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