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09/03/2026

Severe weather Tuesday March 10th!
The highest probability of severe weather is going to be situated in Midwest through Northern Missouri, central Illinois and Northwestern Indiana.
There is a chance for Large Hail (+2.5 Inch)
Chance for EF2+ Tornadoes
Strong winds
The driving force behind these storms are the warm front and the low lever shear to cause for the convection of storms
Down south for Texas convection of storms is possible along the dryline situated in Western Texas
Supercells are possible with chance of 2 Inch Hail
Also, you can't rule out a tornado or two.
For everything in-Between there is a chance for severe storms but uncertain on how it will play out, not until we get to tomorrow
Everyone be weather aware and stay safe tomorrow!
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08/03/2026

Severe weather is expected Tuesday, March 10th, with all threats, and the majority of the most severe weather getting focused in northeast Missouri through central Illinois. The severe weather continues on Wednesday that spreads down to Louisiana up to Pennsylvania. More will come the next couple days as we get closer to these days!

08/03/2026

6 Skies.
1 Winner.
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Captured by: Dakota R. Lynsey D.

08/03/2026

Tomorrow at 2AM clocks spring forward!

07/03/2026

Insane pictures coming out of union city! Prayers and support to everyone affected by the storms yesterday. Hoping to head up to michigan to help out with disaster relief with Indiana Weather Network and Michigan Storm Chasers

Absolute destruction near Union Lake in Union City, Michigan. It is heartbreaking to know there are multiple fatalities confirmed with this tornado... This will be a historic day for Michigan in the worst way. March 6, 2026

Top image from Google Maps
Bottom Image by 517 Drone and Photography

07/03/2026

04/03/2026

To me a night time show of lightning is beautiful and a soothing experiance, can't wait for more!

03/03/2026

On Wednesday March 4th we have our first severe set up in march that would lead to a train of severe storms this week!
Biggest threat is Wind and Hail. Wind threat goes to down south near Austin, TX to Evensville, IN with the highest probability from Waco, TX area to Bentonville, AR.
Hail is possible all the way up to Indinapolis and Cincinnati with the highest probability of severe hail goes from Waco, TX to Bentonville, AR
There is still a slight 2% probability a couple tornadoes could form from Waco, TX up to Springfield, MO

02/03/2026

⚠️ Excessive rainfall is likely this week which could lead to ponding, runoff, and flooding. All of Indiana is expected to see 1-3" of rainfall with some areas seeing potentially 4-5" of rain over the next 7-8 days. Multiple storm systems will follow a stationary boundry which will bring them over our region right after another. Remember to turn around and don't drown when coming across flooded roadways.

02/03/2026

The first stretch of severe storms are coming this week across!

A level 2 out of 5 (Slight) Risk is currently forecast from Wednesday to Saturday. Forecast specifics remain uncertain, but an extended period of active severe weather appears likely.

02/03/2026

⚠️ A few storms may be strong to severe on Wednesday across central and southern Indiana. The Storm Prediction Center has introduced a marginal risk for areas in dark green. Currently, locally strong winds and hail appear to be the primary hazards at this time. Stay tuned for future updates as details become better understood such as timing and locations.

There may also be some additional chances for strong thunderstorms this week.

28/02/2026