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Good evening! Here is your latest update: Rain could stick around northeastern Illinois through noon on Thursday, and in some Indiana locations especially northern Indiana, through Thursday evening. Heavy rain is currently moving through central Indiana and Illinois that is slow moving and therefore is putting down over an inch…

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yApQ7O0iv7w&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 We continue to have a moderate risk for excessive rainfall especially focused across eastern IL to central IN and central Ohio...basically the area (in red) that has the highest chance for flash flooding risks into early Thursday AM: Updated simulated radar timing through early Thursday is below…

Video: http://youtu.be/JzU6duaMWdg?hd=1 Observed rainfall last 24 hours: Wind forecast the next 4 days: The next several days look to bring waves of energy into the region. These waves will give us precipitation chances almost every day as our current pattern remains very active and very unsettled: Forecast guidance over the…

Video: http://youtu.be/nPFdURo4Nts?hd=1 Rainfall over the past 24 hours: Wind forecast for the next 4 days: There is a moderate risk for excessive rainfall today through central parts of Indiana and Ohio today. As discussed in the video, it will not take a lot of rain for flash flooding to occur.…

Video: http://youtu.be/mITVz3P-npI?hd=1 Rainfall over the past 24 hours: Wind forecast for the next 4 days: There is a moderate risk for excessive rainfall today through central parts of Indiana and Ohio today. As discussed in the video, it will not take a lot of rain in the central and southern…

Good afternoon! Here is a short term update for IL/IN: Video: http://youtu.be/4MoouTj3-3w?hd=1 The SPC has put the Southern parts of IL and IN in a slight risk for severe weather tomorrow. Current thought is that the risk could be expanded, and there also could be an enhanced area added near…