Tornado until 4 a.m. Saturday Saturday

Indianapolis – Update 2:45 a.m.. -The previously issued tornado clock was extended to the entire Central Indiana until 10 a.m., since this striker line continues to pursue throughout the state during the night. The line has a story in which harmful winds and rotating storms are generated.

At 1:20 a.m. the storms are located in East Illinois and moves towards us. There are still some tornado warnings in this line, and Western Indiana has to be ready to protect themselves while the storms move in.

A new heavy thunderstorm clock applies to North Indiana until 9 a.m.

A strong storm system moves with strong wind and the risk of tornados. A tornado watch is in force for Western Indiana until 4 a.m.

Severe weather events are more dangerous at night when storms are difficult to recognize and when people sleep. We encourage you to have various options overnight, to receive warnings. Make sure your cell phone is charged and the volume has expired so that you can hear it when a warning is issued. Now prepare for what to do in the case of storms.

There will be two storms. One is overnight and the other is later on Saturday. The biggest threat from storms in rotating storms exists at the first round. A few strong to heavy storms are also possible later on Saturday. Heavy rain can lead to floods and the winds will be strong until Saturday.

Stay with the 13th team to get updates.