Strong to heavy storms that are expected this evening until tonight | News

** Saturday Night is an alarm day **

Storms that return to Saturday evening late Saturday will bring the risk of a storm. Damaged wind, hail and a few tornadoes will be possible before the threat ends on Sunday morning.

Most of the day on Saturday should stay calm. We are mostly cloudy, warm and bruised because the highs reach the afternoon in the mid -1980s.

An initial striker round will arrive in the enthusiasm in the early evening and could bring some storm with it. These will probably fade if you push east in the middle of the evening. Further storms are expected later in the evening and at night. Storm will again be possible nearby and west of I-65. Heavy rain is also expected with 2-4 “possible by sunrise on Sunday.

Sunday brings rain and a few storms in the morning to rejuvenate showers scattered until afternoon. The temperatures warm to the upper 1960s before a cold front cools us later.

Much of the next week looks cooler, but generally quiet conditions. The temperatures at the beginning of the week only reach the upper 50s to low 60s, but we were supposed to return to the 1970s by the end of the week. The tomorrow will be cool in the first half of the week with scattered light frost possible Tuesday morning and on Wednesday morning.

Saturday: mostly cloudy and warm. A few storms that arrive until evening. Heights in the mid -1980s. Wind: S 10-15 miles per hour.

Tonight: Storms probably. Some could be serious. Lows in the mid -1960s. Wind: S 10-15 miles per hour.