A line of strong storms is pushing east across Indiana and Kentucky this morning. The more-substantial severe weather will be this afternoon/evening behind this line. ✅Stay Weather-Aware! ✅Have multiple ways to receive weather info ✅Rely on trusted sources for the latest info pic.twitter.com/dWSTxVeEgK

These severe weather timing graphics from @NWSNorman and @NWStulsa show that tonight's severe weather threat is far from over in the high/moderate risk areas. You too can get detailed information by following your local NWS office at weather.gov/socialmedia pic.twitter.com/TdebEvgIFp

Through the middle of the week, dry weather along with above normal temperatures can be expected. A cold front arrives Thursday bringing the possibility of a few strong to severe thunderstorms. Cooler temperatures along with a low chance for rain in store Friday through Sunday. pic.twitter.com/DqXjmqeQCU

[9:45 AM] First round of storms will move in early afternoon, with the greatest potential for a few early afternoon strong/severe storms focusing near the Ohio Rvr. This will be *before* the more widespread/intense activity likely late afternoon thru the evening. Stay wx aware! pic.twitter.com/jpwgjohuEe