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Short-Range RPM model with storms firing around 1 PM Friday.
Big changes in how storms look to develop Friday morning. A front that was expected to bring storms early is expected to stall overnight. The fewer showers we see early, the more likely storms could fire around noon Friday. Michiana will now be the starting point for storms Friday versus the ending point for Thursday night's storms. This scenario would still keep our severe threat low but storms could still bring heavy rain and gusty wind. Storms clear by mid afternoon and the humidity drops into Saturday.
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