While storms are possible all across the area, communities around Highway 10 and south have the best chance for storms. These storms also have potential to become strong (possibly even severe).

As high humidity helps to fuel storms with torrential downpours and flash flooding in the central and eastern United States, some locations will also be hammered by damaging winds.

Any rain and storms should exit to the east by 9am leaving us with a much quieter day now. We have CANCELLED the First Alert 6 Weather Day now that tonight’s storm threat has pushed south.

The strong to severe storms are expected after 5 p.m. There is a 2 to 5% for tornadoes north of a Rushville to Champaign line. Wind gusts over 60 mph are predicted. An infographic from the weather ...

As of Tuesday evening, more than 600,000 customers in the South, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest were without power, including more than 200,000 in the Carolinas.

More storms will be on the prowl in portions of the central and eastern United States into the weekend. While flash flooding will pose the greatest risks to lives and property in the coming days ...