Severe Weather Threat in Ohio Valley Today

Strong Short wave and potent surface low pressure continues to race northeast into the Ohio Valley this morning. The SPC has placed parts of Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky in a moderate category for severe weather.

Looking at current surface conditions and visible satellite moderate surface heating was taking place across parts of Illinois and Indiana.

Here is the latest tornado watch and radar as storm race off to the northeast at 60mph. These storms will continue to strengthen as conditions become more unstable with daytime heating. Biggest threat of storms will be damaging winds and large hail up to quarters. If storms can remain discrete they will pose a threat of tornadoes and very large hail up to 2 inches. Greatest threat for Illinois will be from noon-4pm where in Indiana it will be late afternoon and evening from 4pm-8pm. If you live in the Ohio Valley it is imperative that you keep up with the local watches and warnings. Severe weather will be likely throughout the afternoon and evening.