The western third of Indiana is under a marginal risk for severe weather beginning Tuesday night, says the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
The Meteorologist Joe Skowronek says the best chance for severe weather is this evening and into the overnight hours. There will be a squall line coming out of Illinois and it will be moving into western Indiana late tonight.
A marginal risk is the lowest designation. Storms under a marginal risk are typically limited in duration, coverage, and intensity. Rain will continue to fall across much of the state over the next couple of days.
