This is what Live Doppler 13 Radar looked like at 3pm Tuesday. Scattered storms with lightning and heavy rain covered the northern half of the state.
It looks like this will be the area that will have the better chance for rain and storms through Tuesday evening. There is a risk for severe weather. On our scale from 1 to 5, it is at a 1 and on the low end of the scale. Even if the storms don't reach severe limits, the storms will contain heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds. With the slow movement of the storms, watch for standing water on roadways. Remember not to drive over any road that is covered with water. That will be something to remember over the next several days because the threat for storms causing flash flooding continues through Friday. Here is the timeline with FutureTrak13.
The storms will diminish as we lose daylight. The same boundary that is triggering the storms now will trigger more storms through Friday.
