Potential for strong to severe storms tonight
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We're staritng off the month of July warm and wet with more chances for rain and thunderstorms. The first round arrives this morning with a line moving across Michiana around 7AM-12PM. This line looks to be mostly rain with a few thunderstorms possible. Through the afternoon, isolated to scattered showers persist with warm and muggy weather during the dry periods. More thunderstorms return tonight which could become strong to severe, although the worst impacts look to stay further south. Sunday brings scattered thunderstorms again with a cool down - highs top out in the mid 70's to finish the weekend. We should dry out and warm up again to start the next work week, rain and storms should stay away through the Fourth of July holiday.
Today: Scattered showers/thunderstorms. High 84.
Tonight: Thunderstorms. Low 67.
Sunday: Scattered showers/thunderstorms. High 76.
Monday: Mostly sunny. High 84.