Thunderstorms are popping up on Fury radar.   There are no watches or warnings.  An isolated severe storm is possible. 

Main threats with these storms: large hail, damaging wind, heavy rain and lightning.

Storm Team 10 will be monitoring the storms and bring you updates as needed. 

Here is the current radar (storms are moving north, northeast):

Update 3:30pm EST

Marble-sized hail reported in Bowling Green, IN at 2:35pm.

Update 4:20pm EST

Pea-sized hail reported in Brazil, IN now.

Update 4:50pm EST

Hail also reported in Cloverland, IN (Clay co./Vigo co. line) about 20 minutes ago.

Scattered rain showers with isolated T-Storms will move through today. Gusty southeast winds will continue to drive temperatures into the mid 60’s this afternoon. Scattered rain showers continue tonight and tomorrow with another round of T-Storms expected through Friday. Temperatures remain above average in the upper 50’s for Friday and back to average in the lower 50’s for the weekend. Expect scattered rain both Saturday and Sunday.

Anytime the temperature hits 70 degrees this early in March, it’s time to be on the lookout for storms.  While 70 feels great, it isn’t close to average.  That means the likely clash of warmer air with colder air as the atmosphere trys to correct this imbalance.  The result is often the formation of thunderstorms.  We’ll keep a really close eye on this one.

Scattered rain showers will continue to roll through today with temperatures staying mild topping out in the mid 60’s. Southeast winds will keep temperatures above average tonight in the upper 40’s and again tomorrow with highs expected in the lower 60’s. Scattered rain showers and a few isolated thunderstorms will be possible Thursday afternoon with day-to-day chances for rain lasting through the weekend.

We’re jumping into a springtime weather pattern, including above average temperatures and rain, perhaps a thunderstorm.  For the latest, log on to our website often, also facebook and twitter.

Mostly cloudy skies will be around today with scattered rain showers moving in. Temperatures will stay mild topping out in the upper 50’s with southeast winds 5-15 mph. Scattered rain showers will continue tonight and through the day tomorrow where an isolated T-Storm is possible late in the day. Temperatures stay above average in the mid 40’s tonight and up into the lower 60’s Wednesday.

While most of the winter has been anything but typical, it looks as though this week will be very typically March.  Showers and fog, with temperatures in the 50s, perhaps even nudging into the 60 degree range.  Overnight lows look to remain above freezeing, and we might even have a chance for a thunderstorm by Thursday.

Thick fog will be around for the first half of today with partly cloudy skies expected by this afternoon. Temperatures will again top out above average today in the mid 50’s with a light northeast wind. Areas of fog move back in tonight with overnight lows dropping into the upper 30’s. Scattered rain showers move through tomorrow with temperatures still reaching the mid 50’s.

As promised, rain is moving through the valley, and temperatures are mild. Within the showers are rumbles of thunder and occasional lightning. We will have a brief day to dry out Monday, then a stationary system gives us more rain all week.

Tonight, scattered rain, patchy fog, mild and calm. Low of 38 with a light wind from the west at 5mph.

Tomorrow, morning fog will lift by the afternoon to give way to partly cloudy skies. High of 56 with a light breeze from the east at 5mph.

Tomorrow night, partly cloudy, patchy fog. Low of 38 with a light breeze from the southeast at 5mph.

Tuesday morning, rain showers begin. The rainy weather stays with us all week, meaning a daily chance for scattered showers. High temperatures will stay in the 50s.

Today ended a dry weather pattern, but temperatures will stay above normal all next week.

Tonight, increasing clouds, milder low temps. Low of 28 with a slight breeze from the south at 5mph.

Tomorrow a warm front and weak low pressure system will give us increasing clouds, scattered rain, mild and breezy conditions. High of 52 with a breeze from the south at 10mph.

Tomorrow night, scattered rain, mild and humid air will let patchy fog develop. Low of 35 with a light breeze from the southwest at 5mph.

Monday is a small break from the rain with partly cloudy skies and a high of 55.

Tuesday kicks off the rain again, which lasts through the week. Temps stay above average with highs in the 50s and lows around 40.