Parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois Move Back Into a Tornado Watch in Anticipation of Afternoon Storms
We've had a wild ride today in the tri-state and we might not be done yet.
MORE STORMS COMING
The National Weather Service is warning of another line of storms. In the video, it was stated that this afternoon's storms could be as bad as this morning's so be ready.
Here's the latest from our weather partners at Eyewitness News.
An article from wcnc.com outlines the differences this way:
A marginal risk means isolated severe storms are possible, with the threat of isolated damaging winds, small hail and maybe a tornado.
A slight risk ramps up the probability, with more storm reports.
The enhanced risk notes more numerous or widespread severe storms -- some of those can be intense.
The National Weather Service in Paducah has placed the following counties back under a Tornado Watch until 6 PM:
INDIANA COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE
GIBSON
PIKE
POSEY
SPENCER
VANDERBURGH
WARRICK
KENTUCKY COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE
BALLARD
CALDWELL
CALLOWAY
CARLISLE
CHRISTIAN
CRITTENDEN
DAVIESS
FULTON
GRAVES
HENDERSON
HICKMAN
HOPKINS
LIVINGSTON
LYON
MARSHALL
MCCRACKEN
MCLEAN
MUHLENBERG
TODD
TRIGG
UNION
WEBSTER
ILLINOIS COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE
ALEXANDER
EDWARDS
FRANKLIN
GALLATIN
HAMILTON
HARDIN
JOHNSON
MASSAC
POPE
PULASKI
SALINE
UNION
WABASH
WAYNE
WHITE
WILLIAMSON
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