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Bow echo moving across Illinois at 60+ mph and dropping 80+ mph gusts. Moderate (Level 4 out of 5) Risk up to IN border. Worst of wind should be west-southwest of Indy, but we'll monitor. Reaches IL/IN border near 3 pm & reaches Ohio line around 6 pm. Stay... show more

Sean Ash

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Sean Ash3 лет назад

Damaging line of storms with embedded rotation about an hour away from Indiana's western border. Going to be a stormy afternoon. Have a way to get Warnings. 65-75 mph gusts (especially W-SW of Indy) with areas of hail/rotation possible with this complex from 3 pm - 6 pm.

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Sean Ash3 лет назад

Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 PM from Peru-Kokomo-Indy-Columbus-Seymour and west. Line is moving at east currently at 60+ mph Gusts 65-75 mph likely with embedded areas of large hail and rotation. Be alert between over the next 3-5 hours.

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Sean Ash3 лет назад

Fast-moving (70+ mph) line of storms reaching the IL/IN border now with history of damaging gusts. Thunderstorm Warning in west-central Indiana now. Reaches Indy metro area around 3:30 pm. Damaging wind potential, eavy rain rates and frequent lightning before it weakens.

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Beach Belle3 лет назад

Yikes, looks like a derecho. 😬

Фото профиля Luke Hatton

Luke Hatton3 лет назад

NE half of the state missing out on the rain again unfortunately

Фото профиля Dale Booker

Dale Booker3 лет назад

So you’re telling me my 5:30 tee time is a no go.

Фото профиля US-VRC Midwest

US-VRC Midwest3 лет назад

This system had rotation over Springfield, IL. Springfield is currently under a tornado warning.

Фото профиля Sean Ash

Sean Ash3 лет назад

You're correct....

Фото профиля K1ng_jao

K1ng_jao3 лет назад

Will central IN get rain?

Фото профиля Mark 🇺🇲🥃

Mark 🇺🇲🥃3 лет назад

Guess I'd better get at the mowing then..lol. Thanks Sean

Фото профиля Sean Ash

Sean Ash3 лет назад

I'm surprised you have grass to mow vs sweeping dust

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